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02-20-2004, 02:03 AM	#1
enzo250gto Member Contributing Member Registered: Oct 2001 Location: Tokyo, Japan Distribution: Slackware Posts: 105 Rep:	vpopmail problems (permission denied, adduser) I'm trying to install vpopmail on my server over ssh. I cannot do the following using RedHat 9. I cannot do an adduser useradd or group. It says command not found? Second problem. I uploaded teh program and now when I do a ./configure to begin the install it says permission denied. I'm did the su after logging in. My understanding is this is RedHat 9 strait out of the box. Any help? Thanks!

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