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Index of Subjects On Sat, 8 May 1999, David L. Potter wrote: > Hi Jim... root and superuser are thes same thing. Unix and like systems > provide these names for us poor humans. The real powers exhibited by these > accounts are more closely vested in the 'uid' (user ID). 'root' and > 'superuser' account will share uid '0'. Well, yes but we use sudo to do things as superuser and that doesn't always seem to work as advertised. As an example when I first tried the install I didn't get a request for information about the organization and all that - what goes into the vars (I think) file. Whin I diid it logged in as root I did get that. > Back to the install... > > You specified a directory for CSuite... what we call CS_ROOT. (The > default is /var/csuite) In the directory CS_ROOT/build (/var/csuite/build > ?) will be one or more files make.install-csuite.12514 where the last > group of numbers is the process id when you ran cs_build. > > This/these file(s) contain a record of the install (the info that scrolled > past as the install proceeded. > > To check on (for example) zmailer you can grep for zmailer in that file. > You could also grep for 'error' or any other word/text string that you're > curious about. Thanks. I'll give that a try and let you know how it goes. TTFN, Jim. James R. Hay jim@clublibertel.qc.ca Technical Co-ordinator Club Libertel de Montreal jrhay@haya.qc.ca
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