The hack to extract all RPMs should be able to work for you but I wanted to point this out because it's saved me a few times I really needed root.
Do you have sudo access? If so try "sudo -s", if that's blocked try sudo /bin/bash (or whatever your shell is) if that is also blocked you can always drop your own shell in your home dir and run it. If sudo access is really locked down it might not work on the boxes you mention but it's useful to know for those times it will. - Brian On 11/3/05 4:56 AM, "Feve Feve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Please make an installer for OOo 2.0 > The linux rpm:s or Solaris pkg:s will not do. > At my office i'm allowed to install on our application server but i'm not > allowd to have root access. > The consequence... i cannot install OOo 2.0 > > BR > /F > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
