Thanks a lot, regards, Guillermo. Curt Stauffer wrote:
This is because these commands are in the /sbin folder which is not in your login id's path. I get around this by doing "sudo su -" to set up the "root" user's shell. Good luck! -Curt
Thanks a lot, regards, Guillermo. Curt Stauffer wrote:
This is because these commands are in the /sbin folder which is not in your login id's path. I get around this by doing "sudo su -" to set up the "root" user's shell. Good luck! -Curt
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