AW: ubuntu LTSP move done ... testers wanted

[Oliver Grawert]

hi,
On Sa, 2008-01-19 at 18:07 +0100, Reiner Schmid wrote:
> After a small walk and some oxygen I thought about that users had to be in different groups to work with devices.
> The bug of the Users Administration tool forced me to add a new (second) user by the command useradd. But of course the memberships of group must be registered too.
> 
never use useradd, its a backend tool that should only be used by
frontends ... if you want to add users via commandline you should use
adduser which has preconfigured defaults for its internal usaeradd call
(and adds the user to the ddefault ubuntu groups)

> So after I had opened /etc/group I discovered that the new (second) user was nowhere in groups. 
> After I edited groups I was able to work with local usb device at the two clients with different users.
right, the users that should have access to ltspfs devices need to be in
the fuse group. (here you should as well use adduser, it makes no typos
while adding stuff to /etc/group or passwd ;) )

ciao
	oli
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