Back in the day, using Xorg. If you login to the console as a user, and then
run an X app as root, then root can't talk to the X server because it doesn't
have the shared secret in the user's ~/.Xauthority file. For non-NFS user home
directories you can get around this by setting the XAUTHORITY
On Sat, Jan 15, 2022 at 11:26 AM Larry Linder
<0dea520dd180-dmarc-requ...@listserv.fnal.gov> wrote:
>
> The solution:
>
> Make a bootable usb flash on widnows 10 laptop and it works. The
> application sees that a couple of files are missing from Alma 8.5 and
> adds them.
>
> If you use "dd"
Did you use the DVD image? If you want a self-contained install, then the DVD
ISO is a must. You need an 8GB or larger flash drive. The minimal and boot ISO
are for use with things like Packer where you just need to run the installer
and get the rest of the install over the network. Having said
>
> The Linux community's decision to cancel "root" is the dumbest Idea I
> have ever experienced. If you have another account with root priveladge
> - what is the point. If its hacked the same result.
>
I was just looking at the same thing.
As I understand, the fake non-root root user is
