erwise, the environment is passed along,
with the exception of $PATH, which is controlled by PATH and SUPATH in
/etc/default/su. Additionally, the user's project ID is set if the dash
argument is present. See settaskid(2).
In most cases it's better to use the little dash... :)
grtz
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his also *could* have to do with the above; it's very easy to make a
mistake with an accidental "mouse-move". These kind of mistakes *as root*
aren't very funny... :(
Maybe it's just a way of letting you know/confirm you're running konquerer
as root.
But I don't
and a "sudo
vim" etc. etc. but that's a lot of work and typing... :)
And you could ask yourself why the users do have seperate logins and not
just one login for all of them...
But if someone knows a way to automagicly set the default permissions on
files in a directory (just lik
an) systems the default group on
newly created files is the group of the user itself, so that doesn't make
any difference. Obviously it's another story when the default group isn't
its own usergroup.
What other option do you recommend then?
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good to flush your firewall-settings
at the start of the script.
And please... Try to quote like it should be; below the answers. It's much
easier to read that way!
But it seems to me, this list doesn't care about that... :(
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ransmission
mediums that do not support other than simple ASCII data.
If someone knows *how* to do it, plz let the list know...
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y solid and easy to handle.
More info on this release:
http://www.debian.org/News/2002/20020719
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immediately.
Otherwise forget that i mentioned it ;)
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mmand that I saw it in.
> > watch -n 1 "/hylafax/etc/errorstats.sh /hylafax/etc/xferfaxlog &&
> > faxstat -asl && echo && tail /var/log/messages"
> >
> > Also why is the echo necessary.
> >
> > Cross Posted due to relevancy.
and appended to the file "logfile.txt". If
you don't use the "-a" the file is overwritten every time.
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05a$ mail
Unknown command: "jopie"
No mail for jos
On that moment the file '.mailrc' was containing 'jopie'. When i deleted
the name it works fine again.
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l can't write to files for which i have permission. Is there something
> else i need to do? logout, or reboot? Or does all that stuff take effect
> immediately?
You'll just have to re-login. The file is interpreted on login.
Grtz
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t, you'll have to make sure the knows the PID of that
program or script (which was started by cron). You'll probarly have to use
the temperary file to store the PID.
If you want to check it more often, created a new cronjob for this (and a
seperate script), about 10 minutes or so after the
he current directory.
If you want to try it, try a "ls -l .", you should see the content of the
current directory (output should be the same as "ls -l").
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ething wrong? Can access to syslog
> be restrcted?
perhaps you can build some sort of a test in your program so the program
doesn't "flood" the syslog. I've some messages in my syslog: "last
message repeated n times". Maybe something like that is what you're
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