>Hello, TW
>
>Well, to the point...
>According to docs/INSTALL -> on my LFS system I have created the
>takenset group, logged out and logged back in.
>Running ./takenset from the source directory got me this:
>
>starbug [ ~/tmp/takenset-1.0 ]$ ./takenset
>Please wait...
>Only users part of the takenset group can run this program...exiting.
>
>and here is the relevant line from /etc/group
>takenset:x:1001:
>
>So I have added a user to the group like this
>line from /etc/group
>takenset:x:1001:starbug
>
>Result is the same as above.
>
>Here is the snipped of make execution:
>
>starbug [ ~/tmp/takenset-1.0 ]$ make
>make: *** No rule to make target `progs/comp.c', needed by
>`progs/comp.o'. Stop.
>
>Where I went wrong?
>
>BTW, groupadd command may be executed by root only (this is the
>default behaviour).
>
>Cheerio,
>Emile Krantz
Mr. Krantz,
Hello.
So, after download of the program, the order of install could be:
1) Untar the program.
2) Add the takenset group to the system.
3) Add your username to the takenset group:
usermod -a -G takenset <your user name>
4) Completely log out and back in with that username.
5) Run 'make' and then 'make install' as root.
6) Then you can run 'takenset'.
After doing the steps above, is the program still saying that you're
not part
of the 'takenset' group? If not, does the output of:
`id -G -n`
...show that you're part of the 'takenset' group?
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