If you're running a linux box as root and you execute a root only executable and it
comes back with...
error: this must be run in root mode...
What do you do then? This, I believe, is the root of all my cups, LPRng and turboprint
problems... This particular box was used as a test machine for ext3 and had
experienced a couple of "crash tests", etc...
Could a box be corrupted where it works perfectly, but it just doesn't let root be
root? If so, that would explain why Cups died a miserable death and LPRng and
turboprint can't or won't access root own files, even while logged in as root...
Now... how do you go about fixing root? :')
Cheers all... I'm off to my vax-d session...
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