I tried earlier to send a "Thank you" message, but it came back with
"The message's content type was not explicitly allowed" I don't know
what that means! Maybe it was the PGP signature.
Anyway, thanks for the info. I'll give it a try tonight at home.
Walt
On Mar 25, 2009, at 10:12 AM, P
2009/3/25 Walt Scrivens :
> I would have thought that setting the User and Group permissions to "777" in
> /etc/passwd would give the kismet user all permissions in all files, but I
> guess not.
777:777 in /etc/passwd was the user id and gid, not the permissions;
not a good example on my part as
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Thanks, Paul.
I tried what you suggested:
On Mar 22, 2009, at 6:55 PM, Paul M wrote:
echo "kismet:x:777:777::/var/log/kismet:/bin/false" >> /etc/passwd
pwconv
...but I don't seem to have a pwconv program either.I read up on
the /etc/passwd
echo "kismet:x:777:777::/var/log/kismet:/bin/false" >> /etc/passwd
pwconv
?
!note the >>
change 777:777 to whatever uid:gid you want.
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I need to add an "ordinary" user to Opie for kismet to use. there is
no adduser command, and I can't find anything in the wiki about adding
a user, nor is there an installable application I can find.
How do I add a new user to Opie 1.2.3 (2007
