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Hi there,
I'm a bit frustrated at not being able to copy some configuration file for an email server to /etc/init.d, or /etc/rc.d/init.d in Mandriva One 2007
I've tried both ...
- 12-27-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Not able to copy file to /etc/init.d ?
Hi there,
I'm a bit frustrated at not being able to copy some configuration file for an email server to /etc/init.d, or /etc/rc.d/init.d in Mandriva One 2007
I've tried both in KDE and Konsole with no luck. The problem is the folder is owned by root. I've put myself into adm, root group. Even su - root and tried, still the same. What have I missed out? please help
Many thanks
nkminh
- 12-28-2006 #2
you need to be root, you can just add your self to the group root or sudu
in a terminal or konsole type su - press enter and type the password. now copy your files.
- 12-29-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Objuan,
I've done all that to no avail.
Thanks
- 12-30-2006 #4Just Joined!
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Hi there,
I used "cp" in Konsole, and it was OK now.
But when I right-clicked on the file, click on "copy to" in the pop-up menu, browse to the said folder and the "copy here" command was dimmed out. Thanks.
BTW, anyone has ever used eXtremail server on Mandriva ???
- 01-03-2007 #5Just Joined!
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modify trough root gui
try to login as root via console login.
you can do this bye changing the "sesion type" to custom, and login type to "console". this sesion and login type option shows up when you disabled auto login.
in the console type your login as root, insert your root password, after that type startx there you go you now you have full accses on gui as root.
though is is not recommended to run root gui, you should disconnect your network to reduce security risk


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