Thanks lots Carl, that's really helpful. I will have to read it at least
twice more tonight to get the picture completely though ;-)!
I have come across chmod before, with uploading web pages, esp with feedback
forms, etc, but I only knew what to change it to (chmod 355 or something
like that) to
Steve Bell wrote:
Just as an aside to that, when I last had MDK on my system it annoyed me
that I had to type in the admin password to run KPPP. Small, I know, but
small things bug small minds, I guess.
How do/can you (of course you can, that's why we all love Linux) change
that? (newbie instruct
nt: Saturday, October 18, 2003 3:13 AM
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> Subject: Re: FW: installing Mandrake - KPPP peeve
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> Just change the permissions on the executable to be user executable.
> That fixes things. You can even do it througn Konqueror in Super User
> (root) mo
Just change the permissions on the executable to be user executable.
That fixes things. You can even do it througn Konqueror in Super User
(root) mode.
Cheers
Jason
Steve Bell wrote:
Just as an aside to that, when I last had MDK on my system it annoyed me
that I had to type in the admin passw
Steve Bell wrote:
Just as an aside to that, when I last had MDK on my system it annoyed me
that I had to type in the admin password to run KPPP. Small, I know, but
small things bug small minds, I guess.
How do/can you (of course you can, that's why we all love Linux) change
that? (newbie instruc
Just as an aside to that, when I last had MDK on my system it annoyed me
that I had to type in the admin password to run KPPP. Small, I know, but
small things bug small minds, I guess.
How do/can you (of course you can, that's why we all love Linux) change
that? (newbie instructionset probably r
