how to handle this command
Sorry to bug you with such pesky questions but, when I come across a command like this:
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I type in "start" but it says the command is not found. i'm using slack 12.2 |
I guess
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# ./rc.wicd.new start |
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that was exactly it. Thanks a bunch |
That looks like a script that starts services. Services are often started like "sudo /sbin/service <name> start".
Your usage would be ./rc.wincd.new start If this script starts, stops or restarts a service, you may need to use "sudo" to run it as root. sudo ./rc.wincd.new start |
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How do you go back to your regular user name for root? For instance, I used sh and now my user name for root is "root@ESSID" (don't ask) and I can't go back to "root@myoriginalname", even after reboot. Is there a way to undo it? |
Just type exit and hit <enter>.You'll be you again and this is if I understand you correctly.
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Wouldn't it be better copying or moving the old rc.wicd to rc.wicd.old and the rc.wicd.new to rc.wicd? |
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