On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 06:40:57PM -0700, Tass wrote:
Thanks.
Since I don't yet know what fstab is, and since the sudo suggestion
offered by Todd sounds like it is exactly what I was looking for,
I'm now wrestling my way through that process. I do have a pretty
good book. But I'm not
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Kevin MacNeil wrote:
)On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 06:40:57PM -0700, Tass wrote:
) Thanks.
) Since I don't yet know what
Greetings.
New to the list, new to Red Hat (8.0), long time W2k IT.
I'll try not to inundate with every little question that pops up. But I've
found the first question that I can't locate the answer to on my own, so
your help would be appreciated.
In order to have greater access while
If I understand you correctly, you took an existing account and named it
root. If so, you could be logging in with the new root and not the
true root account. The system creates root by default, so you don't need
to create one. This might explain the error. Also, superuser is not a
user per se'.
being root is not using the name root but the id must be 0,
type id and enter, see if your id is 0 that is cero or anything else
raymundo
Tass wrote:
Greetings.
New to the list, new to Red Hat (8.0), long time W2k IT.
I'll try not to inundate with every little question that pops up.
no restrictions about writing directories
and files (just as a test) into the /root, (et.al) directory.
So that's my story. Believe it, or else. :-)
ht
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Raymundo M. Vega wrote:
)being root is not using the name root but the id must be 0,
)type id and enter, see if your id
have you tried:
su -
what happens, it should ask for root password
raymundo
Tass wrote:
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)raymundo
I could
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Tass wrote:
id shows user as edit (account I created during install), gid=0(root)
it also shows the 4 groups I currently have this account assigned to.
In order: root, adm, users, edit (also created at install)
gid != uid
You need uid equivalent to root to perform
Hi,
why not modify fstab to allow regular user to mount/umount cdrom and floppy?
Ze
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and floppy?
Ze
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ME EDIT the darn thing.
Thanks to all for you help on this one. mucho gracias.
ht
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