Hi there,
just installed Debian Sarge (replacing SuSE) and wrote my first data cd-r
using cdrecord.
The warnings that cdrecord emits at the start (something about "Linux-2.6.8
introduced incompatible interface" and "there are unsettled issues with
Linux-2.5 and newer.") made me worry but every
> > Me too! :-) I guess, this should either read
> >
> > DSHELL in /etc/adduser.conf
> >
> > or
> >
> > SHELL in /etc/default/useradd
>
> For sure, having both use the same variable name is certainly
> confusing.
>
> As a consequence this means you suggest using SHELL rather than DSHELL
> in userad
Hello there,
I'm running an out-of-the-box Debian "sarge" installation. It comes with udev
support. I did not select it. I guess, udev is installed by default.
Now I installed the isdnutils* and ipppd packages.
Running "isdnctrl list all" gives the error
Can't open /dev/isdnctrl or /dev/isdn
Am Saturday, 17. September 2005 08:07 schrieb Christian Perrier:
> useradd is, as we often said, a lower level utility, so on Debian is
> is aimed to be used as a very generic way to add users. Being generic,
> it should rather default to a generic shell.
I usually create a new user with useradd a
I can reproduce this on a Debian "sarge".
How I came across this bug:
Using useradd to add an account for use with "vsftpd".
Consequences:
As the shell field in /etc/passwd was empty, "vsftp" did not allow this new
user to log in because its shell was not listed in /etc/shells.
Workaround:
To f
timed out!
So I can confirm this bug for Windows XP :-(
Workaround:
Mounting the XP machine using cifs
mount -t cifs -o username=daniel //javascript/freigabe /win
does cure the problem.
Cheers
Daniel Kabs
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