On 30-Jan-00, Brad Rogers wrote: >> Maybe if there is a way of killing this "root" thing and having just >> one user with no password it might work better. > > "Root" is a high-level user. At this level, and with no password set, > you should get full, unrestricted access. Not no access at all. "root" is always the master administrator in a Unix system, and to act as root you need a password. I expect you have some setup in CManager which supplies your password automatically? I'm quite familiar with being root in Linux, where it makes sense. In a single-user OS like AmigaOS, it becomes a nuisance. Regards -- Don Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading prob... Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading ... Robin Hueskes
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading ... Tony Bisson
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading ... Steinar Pedersen
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robin Hueskes
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robin Hueskes
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robert Reiswig
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robert Reiswig
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robin Hueskes
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Don Cox
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Trond K. Tveit
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Tony McGarry
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robert Reiswig
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Simone Tellini
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robert Reiswig
- [voyager] Re: Bookmark loading problem Robert Reiswig
