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After I installed 2007.05 and inmediately upgraded to 2007.08, I found that regular users were not able to log into the internet. As usual, regular users are members of the wheel, optical, audio and users groups.
What gives? ![]()
Thanks in advance.
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How are you connecting? If it's with NetworkManager, users will need to be a member of the network group.
Last edited by somedrew (2007-08-14 12:22:54)
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As usual, regular users are members of the wheel, optical, audio and users groups.
The wheel group is normally used to give users root rights, a regular user should NOT have root rights.
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How are you connecting? If it's with NetworkManager, users will need to be a member of the network group.
RC.conf, and I did try adding myself to the network group (to no avail).
I fixed it by reinstalling 2007.05 from scratch (.08's iso won't boot on me) and upgrading inmediately. Rough fix, but it worked. ![]()
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bored2k wrote:As usual, regular users are members of the wheel, optical, audio and users groups.
The wheel group is normally used to give users root rights, a regular user should NOT have root rights.
wheel=root rights? Rights like what? I've always added myself to wheel for over a year now and I've never had such rights...
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Good link describing the group: http://administratosphere.wordpress.com … eel-group/
Why would you add yourself to a group when you don't even know what the purpose of the group is?
Last edited by Cerebral (2007-08-14 14:08:38)
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Next time it happens have a look at /etc/resolv.conf and make sure it was not overwritten.
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