Thank you again.
I'll give Xming a go since I am getting the impression that it is the
preferred method of log generation/maintenance these days from Windows
machines.
Since my current system is in production already, I'll experiment on
another machine.
-Alan
On 9/25/2019 8:59 AM, Rob Landry wrote:
On Tue, 24 Sep 2019, Alan Smith wrote:
I considered Xming, but 1) VNC just seemed easier for me, and 2) I
thought I read somewhere that *technically* Xming is NOT free...maybe
just a certain version? Can't recall exactly now...
It's not free, but it's cheap, and it's a one-time payment.
I haven't tried adding the new user to group 'rd' yet (I don't know
how to do it, I will research it). I hate that a lot of the
administrative functions that were available in the GUI on CentOS6
have been removed from the GUI in 7. :-(
Gnome 3 is evil. I've never understood what was the point in
developing it; no one I know has anything good to say about it.
MATE, which is available as an install option in Debian, is a clone of
Gnome 2, and seems to work very wel with Rivendell.
The CentOS 7 Rivendell standard install uses Xfce.
But my question is, will that really do the trick? By adding user
'x' to group 'rd', user x will be able to access rd's home folder
(where the shares are located)? IE /home/rd/traffic_export
It should, but the folder and the files in it have to be group-writable.
Rob
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