Hello,
BJH2017 skribis:
> Ya I do have %base-user-accounts in my config file here is what I had for
> user accounts in full:
>
> (users (cons
> (user-account
> (name "root")
> (uid 0)
> (group "root")
> (supplementar
On Wed, Dec 20, 2017 at 01:02:02AM +1000, BJH2017 wrote:
> (thought I had CC'ed the group with my last comment but unfortunately gmail
> doesn't do this by default, sorry)
>
> Ya I do have %base-user-accounts in my config file here is what I had for
> user accounts in full:
>
> (users (cons
>
Hi,
BJH2017 writes:
> (thought I had CC'ed the group with my last comment but unfortunately gmail
> doesn't do this by default, sorry)
>
> Ya I do have %base-user-accounts in my config file here is what I had for
> user accounts in full:
>
> (users (cons
> (user-account
> (name "root")
> (uid
Hi,
> (users (cons
> (user-account
> (name "root")
> (uid 0)
> (group "root")
> (supplementary-groups '("home-directory"))
> (home-directory "/root")
> (shell (file-append zsh "/bin/zsh
(thought I had CC'ed the group with my last comment but unfortunately gmail
doesn't do this by default, sorry)
Ya I do have %base-user-accounts in my config file here is what I had for
user accounts in full:
(users (cons
(user-account
(name "root")
Please always keep the list Cc’d.
BJH2017 skribis:
> No it doesn't, I have this at the moment:
>
> (name "root")
> (uid 0)
> (group "root")
> (home-directory "/root")
> (shell (file-append zsh "/bin/zsh")))
>
> and I
Hi,
BJH2017 skribis:
> Using the configuration file /etc/config.scm it is fairly straight forward
> to change shells for a given user account on GuixSD 0.14.0, such as using:
>
> (operating system
>(users (cons (user-account
> (name "user")
>
Using the configuration file /etc/config.scm it is fairly straight forward
to change shells for a given user account on GuixSD 0.14.0, such as using:
(operating system
(users (cons (user-account
(name "user")
(shell
