Hi,

1.
I have on the same laptop two users, two separate accounts, installed.

2.
I added one user and I am not sure now
what is the difference to add a new user and to add a new user through samba. For the moment I don´t remember why I did that.

I have got that in my config.scm file:

 (service samba-service-type (samba-configuration
                             (enable-smbd? #t)
                             (config-file (plain-file "smb.conf" "\
                [global]
                map to guest = Bad User
                logging = syslog@1

                [public]
                browsable = yes
                path = /home/gfp/public
                read only = no
                guest ok = yes
                guest only = yes\n")))))

this second user has got almost no packages installed.
I guess, like it was with the first user, after installing guix
there where almost no packages installed.

I am using both "users" at the moment
in order to use this second user for hacking,
to install exwm may be and learn it.
and not to risk my first user installation.

3.
In order to connect to the first user, where I have got everything
I would like to use this second user also with root privileges,
in order to get some files easily.
So that I don´t have to install everything again, like emacs...
I did not manage to set it up yet.

how can I "add ´seconduser` to sudoers file?
usermod is not found in guix.

thanks

Gottfried




Am 05.02.26 um 04:38 schrieb Ian Eure:
Hi gfp,

gfp <[email protected]> writes:

Hi Guix,

I have got a second user via
samba public server.

I am not sure what this means.


there are almost no packages available.

No packages available, or no packages installed?


Do I have to install them there as well all the packages I would like?
and have a separate Emacs with a new init.el file?

Are you, personally, logging into two separate accounts on the same computer?  Or is the second account for a different human user?

Answers to these questions are needed before the others can be answered.

Thanks,

  -- Ian


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