--- Derek Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> On Friday 18 March 2005 10:52, Robert T. Yu wrote:
> > > Yes
> > > Put the text
> > > no-clean (or it may be 'noclean' I can never
> > > remember)
> > > on a line between the first
Now, I hope I'm not being too ambiguous, but do I have
to login as root for things like configuring Samba and programming?
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Thank you for the answer and I hope I am not
overstaying my welcome.
If I were to do something like configuring Samba
shares, do I have to login or SU as root? I figure
that because I need to alter the smb.conf file.
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Another question: when I su as root, does root
priveleges apply only within the terminal or the
operating system as a whole?
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> Yes
> Put the text
> no-clean (or it may be 'noclean' I can never
> remember)
> on a line between the first set of {}in the file
> /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg
You mean typing (--noclean) like so?
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Since urpmi has a feature to keep updated packages in
a cache directory for later, does RPMDrake adopt this
feature as well?
Thank you.
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