INUID is the
> # lowest uid that will be included in the password maps.
> # MINGID is the lowest gid that will be included in the group maps.
> MINUID=1000
> MINGID=1000
>
>
> it was 100 in potato.
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rom potato to
> woody.
>
> Thank you in advance to any and all who reply.
>
> Have a nice evening
>
> :-)
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going to replace it? (I wasn't
> able to find any)
It got onto aj's removal list, because it had an RC bug, namely it put the
offset files in the Wrong Place. I did an NMU yesterday to try and get it
back in, so with any luck it could make it.
> Thanks for help
np :-)
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going to replace it? (I wasn't
> able to find any)
It got onto aj's removal list, because it had an RC bug, namely it put the
offset files in the Wrong Place. I did an NMU yesterday to try and get it
back in, so with any luck it could make it.
> Thanks for help
np :-)
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ays it can't
find libexpat.so.0 (rather than a Segmentation fault or something else), then
it's probably the bug that came up here recently, which you can fix by doing ln
-s libexpat.so.1 libexpat.so.0 in /usr/lib. This is particularly likely if you
have PHP installed.
Hope this helps
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