> There is no need to send this twice, let along three times to the
> list. If people were/are going to answer, they would have done so.
> Also, many people only read this at work and not on the weekend.

agreed, if its not answered right away
a) no one has got their mail (yes, slug members often have a life)
b) no one knows, and "sorry no idea" isnt helpfull to anyone
c) lag on the mail routes

> > I'm having problem with su command to be root.
> > It says"su: Cannot run /bin/bash :No such file or directory".
> 
> There is your answer. Read it and think. /bin/bash does not exist. So
> either it is gone, or your path is cactus. How to fix your path has
> been discussed in the last few days. This may be why people haven't
> answered you.

look in /bin and see if bash is there
run "env" and check your path, or run su manually
su -c "/bin/bash" or try su -c "/bin/sh" (or /bin/csh)

Dean
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