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Has anyone else had this?
I installed and registered my 4.5 copy. Works fine. Now, I want to update
the Slug's package. It won't let me, most likely because its installed the
app in /opt and as user I have no write privileges there.
OK, no problem, become root with the root environment,
My guess would be that it puts a dot file in your user account on
first run that manages prefs and registration info. Since you don't
run it as root, no .file, same for all other users. Still leaves it
as being a pain in the tookus to set it up as multiple users, but i'm
curious... It's been a
Oh, another thought. If it WILL keep seperate preferences/settings
for each user, you can change where it points for your plugins, and
move it to a folder you Do have write permissions to, but then that
means every plugin change you would hve to update the plugin on all
installations. Since it
. But I can't understand why if,
as myself, I simply acquire root privileges, it should not find all its
files?
Peter
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On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Peter Alcibiades
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Has anyone else had this?
I installed and registered my 4.5 copy. Works fine. Now, I want to update
the Slug's package. It won't let me, most likely because its installed the
app in /opt and as user I
Well now i'm curious. If you su, then cd ~
then pwd, it doesn't switch you to the root home account?
I just setup dsl in a virtual machine and tried it, the home directory
changes to match root when su'd. not su -. If nothing else, check
your system variables, for me, after su, my HOME variable
account system? Makes no sense, no-one
else does it, do they?
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to one account on a multi account system? Makes no sense, no-one
else does it, do they?
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Nope, same thing. Also su -m -p, or su -p, also same thing. Weird.
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, also same thing. Weird.
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On 11/1/10 5:34 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
not sure why then. /shrug If you copy the prefs to root does it still think
it needs to be registered when su'd? Either way, think its time for a
bigger hammer.
Prefs don't store the licensing info, it's stored separately. I'm not
sure where it's
Peter did it once, but.. well easier to read the whole thread. He's coming
at things from a different angle than the initial install.
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 4:51 PM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 11/1/10 5:34 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
not sure why then. /shrug If you copy
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