Bruce Dubbs wrote:
In the book, we create a lot of users and groups. Almost none of them
have uids/gids specified. Right now, if a user/group is created without
specifying, a uid value 1000 or a gid value 100 is used. The LSB
says system uids/gids should be below 100. I am proposing a
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Jeremy Huntwork wrote these words on 04/21/05 07:23 CST:
I'm just curious what causes this, whether it's a 2.6.x issue or a ps issue.
Belgarath which runs a 2.4 kernel and procps 3.1.8 doesn't seem to have
this problem. My username is longer than 8 characters and it
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Randy McMurchy wrote:
The kernel version has nothing to do with the display of usernames. It
doesn't even know about usernames--only uids and gids. It has to be in
the ls/ps code.
That makes sense. Might shadow have an effect on this as well?
Hi all,
Sooner or later, the D-Bus package will need to be added to BLFS.
I've worked on it a little, however, not really enough to be
fully confident in the setup and configuration.
Here are issues I have so far.
1. The socket and PID created by the daemon do not get cleanup up
when the daemon
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I just did an experiment. I created a user 'averylongname' and ps does
indeed change this to a number, but ls -l adjusts the column width to
accomodate the long name. Investigating...
Investiation complete. The following comment is in the procps source at
line 1018 of
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Investiation complete. The following comment is in the procps source at
line 1018 of ps/output.c:
// The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 6 (IEEE Std 1003.1, 2004
Edition)
// requires that user and group names print as decimal numbers if there is
// not enough room in the
In the book, we create a lot of users and groups. Almost none of them
have uids/gids specified. Right now, if a user/group is created without
specifying, a uid value 1000 or a gid value 100 is used. The LSB
says system uids/gids should be below 100. I am proposing a book wide
Jeremy Utley wrote:
In the book, we create a lot of users and groups. Almost none of them
have uids/gids specified. Right now, if a user/group is created without
specifying, a uid value 1000 or a gid value 100 is used. The LSB
says system uids/gids should be below 100. I am proposing a book
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Jeremy Utley wrote:
In the book, we create a lot of users and groups. Almost none of them
have uids/gids specified. Right now, if a user/group is created without
specifying, a uid value 1000 or a gid value 100 is used. The LSB
says system uids/gids should be below 100.
Jeremy Utley wrote:
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Not a bad idea, but we have several ftp and email servers. I thought
about using the same number for all the ftp servers and the same numbers
of all the mail servers, but that would make the different packages
conflict.
They're going to conflict
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