Joe is Joe on Linux and if there would be a username joe, it would be
joe. There could be also JOE which would be then again different
username. Windows does not care if if's lowercase, uppercase or
something between but linux does.
Personally i'd say everything should be lowercase, just to make sure
things like this would not happen.
-ics
7.10.2010 4:10, Kyle Sanderson kirjoitti:
I thought *nix didn't support uppercase usernames. The last distro
install that I did said I would have compatibility issues when I made
the user Pumpernickel.
Kyle.
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 6:03 PM, Joshua Smith<bgcl...@gmail.com> wrote:
The update today seems to have broken any servers owned by a linux user with
a uppercase username. User "joe" launches fine, while user "Joe" on the same
machine crashes on launch with:
Model models/props_c17/lamppost03a_off.mdl not found and models/error.mdl
couldn't be loadedModel models/props_c17/lamppost03a_off.mdl not found and
models/error.mdl couldn't be loaded
This is happening across many different machines, all running debian lenny,
64bit. This has happened in the past and was corrected with an update once
I brought it up on these mailing lists.
Thank you!
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