You might try chmod-ing it to 4755, or you could chown it to $USER.$USER and then you'd be able to use the binary of Kmail yourself, but of course non of the other users would be able to use it. That is if there are other users on your system using Kmail. You might also try re-installing the Kmail RPM from the installation CD's and see if that corrects the problem. What ever you decide to do to correct the problem something, or someone has changed the permissions on the binary file and that's why you can't use it except as 'root'. -- Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ** =/\= No Penguins were harmed | ICQ#27816299 ** <_||_> in the making of this | ** =\/= message... | Registered Linux user #182496 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, A.M. (Tony) Finnis wrote: > I have been running kmail with no problems up till now. > Today, kmail suddenly terminated and I have been unable to use it as a 'user', > but is OK when running as 'root'. > The message I get when attempting to start kmail as a 'user' is :- > > "*** KMail got signal 11" > > Could someone please explain and tell me how to correct. > > Many thanks - > Tony F > >
