Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Results - Tonights Cooker
On September 19, 2001 07:14 am, you wrote: David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 1. Thanks for replacing 'undef' with the correct values for 'pw' in superuser and users. You should report the problem when you've seen it, imagine I wouldn't have noticed this problem yesterday, it could have stayed in the final (or we didn't notice your bugreport here?). I didn't report it as I thought that maybe it was decided to leave as 'undef' because of security issues. However, in the future I will report any anomolies I find between previous versions and current (cooker). best regards Dave
[Cooker] AutoInstall Results - Tonights Cooker
Hi, 1. The auto install for printers is working great. I have only tested the CUPS system, but I was able to install 3 different printers using various drivers with no trouble. 2. manualFstab works fine for adding both nfs and smbfs mount points, including the new (for me) 'passno' and 'freq' options. 3. after installation, the /etc/group file contains xgrp, nogroup, ntools and ctools groups with GIDs immediately following any users added using user[]. 4. I've been wondering why the telnet-server did not show up in the GUI package group; rpmsrate has it as telnet-server, I think it should be telnet-server-krb5? 5. When I use compssListLevel with no compssUsersChoice and no default_packages, setting it to 6 gets me a minimal install, but setting it to 0 does not cause ALL packages to be installed. However when compssListLevel and compssUsersChoice are used together, then changing the compssListLevel causes the expected packages to be installed. Has the capabilities of compssListLevel been changed so that that it only works appropriately with compssListLevel? best regards Dave
Re: [Cooker] AutoInstall Results - Tonights Cooker
David Eastcott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: You should report the problem when you've seen it, imagine I wouldn't have noticed this problem yesterday, it could have stayed in the final (or we didn't notice your bugreport here?). I didn't report it as I thought that maybe it was decided to leave as 'undef' because of security issues. Ok. We store the pw in crypted form so it should be ok. However, in the future I will report any anomolies I find between previous versions and current (cooker). Safer ;p. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
[Cooker] AutoInstall Results - Tonights Cooker
Hi, 1. Thanks for replacing 'undef' with the correct values for 'pw' in superuser and users. 2. Printer installation still fails (installer stops) with the following: warning: Can't locate object method ask_from via package install_steps_auto_install (perhaps you forgot to load install_steps_auto_install?) at /usr/bin/perl-install/printerdrake.pm line 1422. 3. after installation, the /etc/group file contains xgrp, nogroup, ntools and ctools groups with GIDs immediately following any users added using user[]. 4. Warning messages are generated when adding a smb mount point via manualFstab. /etc/fstab is created with the correct information, but the warning is complaining about the '//' preceding the device name. warning: unknown device /mnt//cherry/cherry-c (caller is devices:/usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm:144) at /usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm line 108 warning: unknown device /mnt//cherry/cherry-c (caller is fs:/usr/bin/perl-install/fs.pm:148) at /usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm line 145 warning: unknown device /mnt//cherry/cherry-c (caller is devices:/usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm:144) at /usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm line 108 warning: unknown device /mnt//cherry/cherry-c (caller is fs:/usr/bin/perl-install/fs.pm:148) at /usr/bin/perl-install/devices.pm line 145 best regards Dave
