Ingo Schwarze writes:
> > and the early versions (say, OpenBSD 3.0)
>
> Hey, Nick! Stop making people feel so old,
> winter is depressive time anyway...;)
3.0 is not old! I have one copy of 2.3 still in its shrink wrap
left on my shelf :-)
// marc
> and the early versions (say, OpenBSD 3.0)
Hey, Nick! Stop making people feel so old,
winter is depressive time anyway...;)
--
Puffy, Live In Concert (Dec 1, 2001):
"Don'T TELL AnyonE! I'm FREE!"
On 25/12/2007, Nick Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike Lott wrote:
> > Hi list
> >
> > I've been wondering why system accounts from UID 28 upwards are
> > prepended with an underscore, whereas UID's in the range 0 up to 27 do
> > not have this. I've done a bunch of searches on Google, but co
Mike Lott wrote:
> Hi list
>
> I've been wondering why system accounts from UID 28 upwards are
> prepended with an underscore, whereas UID's in the range 0 up to 27 do
> not have this. I've done a bunch of searches on Google, but come up
> with nothing as yet.
>
> Could anyone enlighten me?
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On Tue, Dec 25, 2007 at 04:23:34PM +0100, Mike Lott wrote:
> Hi list
>
> I've been wondering why system accounts from UID 28 upwards are
> prepended with an underscore, whereas UID's in the range 0 up to 27 do
> not have this. I've done a bunch of searches on Google, but come up
> with nothing as
Hi list
I've been wondering why system accounts from UID 28 upwards are
prepended with an underscore, whereas UID's in the range 0 up to 27 do
not have this. I've done a bunch of searches on Google, but come up
with nothing as yet.
Could anyone enlighten me?
Thanks,
Mike
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