Bob & Curt,
Thank you both very much! All I had to do was run xastir& from a
standard terminal prompt and the system built all the required files
under my /home directory. I am really enjoying the program. My next
challenge is to figure out how to get the alert sounds to work.
Mike - WB9CLN
On S
On Sun, 12 Oct 2008, Bob Nielsen wrote:
You should be able to do it just like with any other Linux distro:
sudo mv /root/.xastir /home/newuser
sudo chown -R newuser.newuser /home/newuser/.xastir
Not necessary. If his files are getting generated in /root then
he's starting Xastir from a root
You should be able to do it just like with any other Linux distro:
sudo mv /root/.xastir /home/newuser
sudo chown -R newuser.newuser /home/newuser/.xastir
Bob, N7XY
On Oct 11, 2008, at 8:38 AM, Michael Weilbacher wrote:
I installed Xastir binary per the instructions HowTo:Ubuntu/Debian. I
sta
I installed Xastir binary per the instructions HowTo:Ubuntu/Debian. I
started Xastir using the xastir& command. It is up and working more or
less but I see all the files and logs are under /root/.xastir See
directory listing below. I am somewhat familiar how to copy and change
file access under Lin
I installed Xastir binary per the instructions HowTo:Ubuntu/Debian. I
started Xastir using the xastir& command. It is up and working more or
less but I see all the files and logs are under /root/.xastir See
directory listing below. I am somewhat familiar how to copy and change
file access under Lin
