On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 03:54:12PM +0100, Peter Nuttall wrote:
> Note: for changing perrmissions, which is what we are doing here, there is a
> faster way from the command line. If any one knows this please post it.
man chmod
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William Bradley (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Once again, thank you to all who responded to the above.
>
> When logged in as "root" I can access "kppp" from the command line. I
> can also access it from the "Internet Dialer" icon from within KDE.
>
> As a user in KDE and using the "Inter
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 09:58, William Bradley wrote:
> Once again, thank you to all who responded to the above.
>
> When logged in as "root" I can access "kppp" from the command line. I can also
> access it from the "Internet Dialer" icon from within KDE.
>
> As a user in KDE and using the "Inter
On Thursday 28 Aug 2003 2:58 pm, William Bradley wrote:
> Once again, thank you to all who responded to the above.
>
> When logged in as "root" I can access "kppp" from the command line. I can
> also access it from the "Internet Dialer" icon from within KDE.
>
> As a user in KDE and using the "Inte
Once again, thank you to all who responded to the above.
When logged in as "root" I can access "kppp" from the command line. I can also
access it from the "Internet Dialer" icon from within KDE.
As a user in KDE and using the "Internet Dialer" icon I am still getting:
KDEInit could not launch '
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