On Thu, 7 Nov 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Look at some of the environment variables that are set when root logs in.
> Look especially at $SHELL and $PATH. Type "alias" and see if any well-known
> programs are aliased. These would be set by files like /root/.profile .
You were right. Ron Murray
Look at some of the environment variables that are set when root logs in.
Look especially at $SHELL and $PATH. Type "alias" and see if any well-known
programs are aliased. These would be set by files like /root/.profile .
Bruce
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If I install any of the libc5-4-x packages my box has problems. But only
when I am logged in as root.
An extract from my dselect script:
Version 2.10-8 of setserial already installed, skipping.
Version 1.3-11 of sysklogd already installed, skipping.
Version 1.20-0 of syslinux already installed,
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