Re: [CentOS-docs] Diskless Clients

2008-04-19 Thread Karanbir Singh

John wrote:
Matt has offered to help us setup and then maintain the cobbler packages ( along 
with the couple of deps that it needs ). So expect some action on that front in 
the next few days. It will need to still go via the whole testing - stable 
route, but I will do my best to push it along.


Thanks Karan! Will be looking forward to it. I was thinking that this
coming week to pull the cobbler setup from the testing repo and see how
things go from there.



cool. That should work - the basic workflow etc from cobbler 0.6.x that we have 
in testing now, to 0.8.x ( the present upstream stable ) is unchanged. Most of 
the new work has been on requirements for large install base (  250 machines ) 
and the sort of things they want / need.




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Re: [CentOS-docs] becoming root

2008-04-19 Thread Ned Slider



Nils Ratusznik wrote:

Akemi Yagi a écrit :

Excellent!  Guess Alan can polish it up if needed :-D

Akemi

Your help is also welcome ;)

Here is what I wrote. I wrote it without wiki syntax so  someone will 
surely polish it up.


Regards,

Nils


Hi Nils,

Your sudo content has now been posted to the Wiki:

http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/BecomingRoot

Please do check that I haven't messed up any of the formatting and it 
appears as you intended :)


Thank you again for the contribution!

*Everyone* I think we're nearing the point that we can sign off on this 
page, and link to it in the TipsAndTricks/Admin tricks and shell 
one-liners section once everyone is happy with the content. Any thoughts?


Regards,

Ned
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Re: [CentOS-docs] becoming root

2008-04-19 Thread Alan Bartlett
Ned,

On 19/04/2008, Ned Slider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I seem to recall Ralph writing:
 
   Please mention the bash manual page (and the section about login
   shells), where this behaviour is explained in more detail.
  
 
 I kind of did here (end of su section):

 For a more detailed explanation, see the bash manual page (man bash),
 particularly the section on INVOCATION and login shells.

 If you think it needs more, or a better explanation, feel free :)


Oops. My eye-sight must *really* be failing me. Sorry.

Alan.
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