Hi Folks, This is a little off the subject, but here goes. Sri.
> > > > Since there is by default no login root user in Ubuntu, you need to > > use sudo to assume the role of the root user. In the terminal > > window, type 'sudo apt-get remove xlog'. Also use sudo for any > > system activities, including the 'make install' step when compiling > > from a tarball. > > > > Bob, N7XY I always found using sudo on Ubuntu to be a pain. I "grew up" using su to become root, do what need to be done, and then exiting to get out of the root shell. Here is a little trick I use to give root a valid password on Ubuntu. Just run: "sudo sh" You will get a shell as root, and can then run "passwd" to set a root password. I know... security. -- 73, Ted W - wa0eir http://wa0eir.ham.org _______________________________________________ Xlog-discussion mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/xlog-discussion
