Mate Wierdl writes: > I thought the sysadm is supposed to write 9 numbers in a file like > control/ids That was a different proposal. The disadvantage was supposed to be that it wouldn't work with scripts that change uids in the whole filesystem. But it's a waste of time to discuss how this should work, if the main justification for it is incorrect speculation about Redhat's needs. Donnie Barnes told me that install-time uid configuration was fine. ---Dan
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