> > check the user numbers against current user name/numbers... > > That would be my best guess too. I've recently been learning > this new rule, that 99% of problems on Linux are related to perms.
I read that and didn't really understand it. I don't have any users, except in Users Admin. > Ralph, are you *sure* /home is empty? Is it it's own > partition, or just a dir off of /, as Miark asked? There is a /home and its empty. I've tried both ls -l and MC. > The upgrade created a /home dir off of root, perhaps? Nope. There is no other home. At least, I cannot find it... > An upgrade has never, in my experience, wiped any data from > the /home dir or partition. Is partitioning even an option > during an upgrade? > > -- > JoeHill / RLU #282046 The funny part is this: I did a clone (Ghost) and restored on another (almost identical) computer. Then I upgraded to 2007. Everything seemed to work as it should, therefore I upgraded the production machine (this is only doing mail). Had some trouble with the video card (Radeon 9200 SE) so I changed that to a Rage IIC. After that, all worked fine, until I fount the lack of accounts... On the test machine, all accounts are present, after the upgrade! Question: Ho do I copy them from te test machine to the production machine? /Ralph ____________________________________________________ Want to buy your Pack or Services from Mandriva? Go to http://store.mandriva.com Join the Club : http://www.mandrivaclub.com ____________________________________________________
