On Thu, 06 Feb 2003 10:20:30 -0800 Balaji Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had the same problem. The way i fixed it was to add the user into a > particular group. I forget which group it was though (I dont have > access to my gentoo machine at work), but if you look at /etc/group it > might be obvious. > Balaji Thanks, I had looked in that file and I was set to "wheel" which should allow su. Someone else suggested tcp-wrappers but they were installed and remerging them didn't make a diffrence. I'm still not sure whats doing it if maybe something went wrong with one of the updated files. I just updated again and got a new global.make so maybe that was an issue.(I might of kept the old one prior to that and after reading the warning it gives it could be maybe what did things... I'll find out next reboot) Hopefully this thing whatever it is will either resolve soon or I'll figure it out. To sum it up "rebooting... it's not just for windows anymore" :( One other oddity I noticed is I had kdeutils and kdegames update when I ran "emerge -u --deep world" before and didn't catch til after that the old versions hadn't been removed. The a friend pointed out that the newsletter had mentioned it is side by side with the newer version. So I tried unmerging only to find it unmerged one in ver 3.1 and the other package in 3.0... which is somewhat odd. I wasn't sure though if it would take out both versions or just one. Any idea how I remove the version 3.0 of the packages? -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
