Gavin Rollins wrote:
> On Friday 27 April 2001 15:45, you wrote:
> > matty mo wrote:
> > > i would like to be able to install packeages as a user
> > > other than root - however, when I try to use an rpm it
> > > says i must run kpackage as root. how can i change
> > > this so any user can install
Paul wrote:
> Never heard of an option that lets you do this. Unless you allow everyone to
> log in as root.
sudo is the answer to this problem. It's on cd 1. Install it and
experiment with it. You'll see the power of controlling what your users
can do rather than giving them the unlimited po
matty mo wrote:
> i would like to be able to install packeages as a user
> other than root - however, when I try to use an rpm it
> says i must run kpackage as root. how can i change
> this so any user can install packages?
>
> matt
>
> =
> "cosmic systems intertwine
> astral bodies drip like
It was Thu, 26 Apr 2001 06:51:44 -0700 (PDT) when matty mo wrote:
>i would like to be able to install packeages as a user
>other than root - however, when I try to use an rpm it
>says i must run kpackage as root. how can i change
>this so any user can install packages?
Never heard of an option t
i would like to be able to install packeages as a user
other than root - however, when I try to use an rpm it
says i must run kpackage as root. how can i change
this so any user can install packages?
matt
=
"cosmic systems intertwine
astral bodies drip like wine
all of nature ebbs and flows
