useradd: unknown GID 100
useradd: invalid numeric argument 'users'
Is what I get when I type: useradd -G users -m username. What's causing this?
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useradd: unknown GID 100
useradd: invalid numeric argument 'users'
Is what I get when I type: useradd -G users -m username. What's causing this?
I guess you don't have the users group, just type "useradd -m username" is fine.
Alright, so far so good. Should I do anything about the old utorrent laying installed with the root user? And how if that's the case?
If you don't plan on using utorrent under root again, you can delete the utorrent.exe and the wine folder. Do this as root:
# rm -Rf ~/utorrent.exe ~/.wine/
Thanks mate :)
Question for you naq.
If /you/ were going to get a nix seedbox from OVJH, or wherever, what would be your choice of install?
I might start all over again :)
thanks
My personal choice is Gentoo (OVH has it). If you like tinkering with your server, get it :). Beware that the package management system for it (called "emerge") downloads the source codes instead of the binaries to compile it specifically for your server. So installing a piece of software will take much longer than the simple download and extract methods of "yum" and "apt". Of the 4 main distros available, I don't have any preferences. My guide has instructions for them all. But if I must choose, which I just did as I'm getting a new server, it's Debian.
Debian is the best and Rtorrent hey naq i see you downloading 2.37mb sec off me, @ one of my upload At the new Home ;) thats on the 1Gbp NL boxs and OVH seedboxs i have got Debian sage running smoothQuote:
Originally Posted by naq