Re: Setting user context

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From: Roger Cooper
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 00:00

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Just of the top of the head I seem to remember you can have a file starting
with a period called .profile in the users homme directory.

Roger

Adam Carter wrote in message <369AC53A.4495619A@tip.csiro.au>...
>I have setup squid to run on my RH 5.2 machine. I need to know how to
>set it up to run under a specific user context tho. ATM i start it in
>rc.local (is that bad?), well i attempt to start it in rc.local, it
>fails because it is not running as the correct user.
>
>Adam

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