On Sun, 31 Jan 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>The only error I get is when I start kppp up it tells me that pppd is
>not installed correctly and
>I must install it with SUID.
>Now being new to this I am unfamiliar with that term or how to do it.
>What must I do to install ppp/pppd with SUID 'on'.
>And where is the default dir for the kde home directory???
>
To set the SUID on, log in as root, change to /usr/sbin
and execute "chmod +s pppd"
I'm not sure exactly what SUID is, but that's what's needed.
If I understand your question correctly, the default dir for kde home
directory is "/opt/kde/etc/skel". You can give new users this default
directory by issuing "usekde" in their home directory.
>Thanks >
>Jason
David Johnson
