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Rumen Yotov <rumen <at> qrypto.org> writes: |
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> A couple of week ago, I installed a system using 2006.1 Livecd |
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To day, I took a look at the /etc/group file and found 'gentoo' |
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listed in several groups, including wheel |
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(wheel audio cdrom usb users games) to be specific. |
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I'm thinking this must be a vestige of the liveCD 2006.1 install. |
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Can anyone confirm this? Is this a bug I should report? |
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> IMHO this is some cruft left from the 2006.1 install config (stage3). |
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> After an install with livecd-2006.1 and some upgrades afterwards |
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> grpck/grpconv complained about some redundant 'gentoo' entries - i let |
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> it fix them, problem solved. |
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> Just a hint here, haven't checked more. |
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> HTH.Rumen |
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Hello Rumen, |
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Yes, both systems I found this on were recently installed using the |
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2006.1 LiveCD. I could only get it to work using the |
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least amount of choices, which is the canned stage 3 install. |
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I just wanted some confirmation. |
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Do you think I should file a bug report? or is this an obvious problem |
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that the devs are aware of? |
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Being an old fashion admin, I used vi to removed those errant |
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entries from the /etc/group file. I did use grpck and grpconv |
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to check and now they are fine. Nice to know.... |
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thanks, |
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James |
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