Hi Simon,
Hi Brandin'
A lot of thanks for your exposes on 'sudo'. Will delve into it. Thanks.
Warm Regards
Randhir Phagura
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Thank you kindly.
You are most welcome, it's possibly the fist time I was actually useful
on this forum (ie. not bugging people with my own problems)... And good
luck with pkg-usr - it's an awesome hint, even if it means additional
work at times and there are nights when you feel like throwin
On Friday 23 September 2005 20:45, David Ciecierski wrote:
> > Could you enlighten me as to why this is necessary?
>
> It is because gconftool-2, as well as its configuration file and schema
> database belong to the gconf user - so if you're installing a new
> package as another unprivileged user (
Since I use the package user hint, when I build a package that
installs GConf schemas I pass --disable-schemas-install to ./configure
, and install them manually as root afterwards using gconftool-2. My
question is quite simply, can I then delete the *.schemas file? Do any
apps need the raw file in
