On Saturday 15 February 2003 01:39, Robert Wideman wrote:
My issue is resolved. i had tried this before but didnt work at the
time
rpmdrake has 755 permissions on it by default. I had to change this to 775
AND add the user to wheel group. Also i checked the groups out by group
username
My issue is resolved. i had tried this before but didnt work at the
time
rpmdrake has 755 permissions on it by default. I had to change this to 775
AND add the user to wheel group. Also i checked the groups out by group
username and made sure i was listed as correct
Working fine.
I want to be logged in as my user rwideman and type rpmdrake and NOT
have to type the root password. I know sudo can do this but what are the
other ways?
Rob
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On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 18:24, Robert Wideman wrote:
I want to be logged in as my user rwideman and type rpmdrake and NOT
have to type the root password. I know sudo can do this but what are the
other ways?
Rob
Put yourself in the group root - that works...but then you have real
power and
