Hi I don't know anything about your problem. I just wanted to give you a hint, as you said, that you were a complete linux newbie:
Do not work as root. It is dangerous! The root account should be for installation, configuration of the system and where it cannot be avoided. I always have some regular user account for working on my servers and as soon that I want to change something I do a "su". The best is even to disable root logins on the console and especially via ssh / telnet. It gives you some extra security as everyone knows, that there must be a root account on a unix box. Best regards and enjoy linux! Marcel Am Dienstag den, 19. Februar 2002, um 13:03, schrieb lamp: > I'm not quite ready to give up on this yet. Below is a screen grab of > my > attempt(s) to install Perl::Magick. As I have said previously, I am a > complete Linux newbie - so what's happening here is lost on me (as yet). > > Image::Magick is installed. What am I doing wrong? > ------------------- PGP / GPG Key: http://www.ncpro.com/GPG/mmweber-at-ncpro-com.asc
