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*UPDATE*

Well, I desided after all the help here and all the local advice in school to install OpenSolaris in the machine...

Not to not-appreciate all the help in this forum. To all of you...

I was refering to the man pages....:o

Thanks a lot for all the info. I think I am going to bed now...:eek:

Time sure flies.....:eek:

Javier Maldonado

As you know I am learning this thing....I do appreciate all the advice.

Having said that, I was under the impression that the shell would do that, but I am not sure if changing the PATH would do...

Thanks for the information. Do I just change the shell in the passwd file?
replasing sh with ksh?

Javier Maldonado

Note: No wonder I do not have man pages and other stuff....

The shell...

Duke and jlliagre:

I used userdel to get rid of n2jkw.

I revized the passwd file to confirm that it was removed, and it was.

Next I used useradd n2jkw

Next vipw (I did not modify the...

Ok Duke..

I will remove the user and then use the useradd command.

Keep you posted....thank you guys...great school!:b:

Javier Maldonado

Duke:

# Ls -la ~/n2jkw

gives me the same results: No such file or directory.

BTW, is this where the user configuration files resides?

Javier Maldonado

Ok I will make the change and post the results. BTW, anything else that jumps at you looking at the output?

Thanks
Javier Maldonado

Here is the output that you requested. Thank you!

# ls -l /export
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 512 Oct 14 13:05 home
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 512 Oct 12 05:44 home0...

I installed Solaris 10 in an old Dell computer given to me. The filesystem is ZFS (Default).

The problem is that after logging in as root (first login) I wanted to add a user : n2jkw.

I added...

Well, if is another "Linux distro" I say great! This could put a light to Unix/Linux. Google brand name recognition, could do the tric and besides I do not see many penguins advertizing on TV.
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