Re: User permissions and groups

[Adam Born <nrvous6@netscape.net>]

Thanks for the tips and tricks so far.  They've been very helpful.  I 
been doing a lot of reading about Linux for the last year or so, and 
I've been looking to go deeper into the theory of the OS, which is why 
I've been reading on the kernel.  I've read "Running Linux", "Linux 
System Administration" (Gagne), "Red Hat 7 Unleashed", countless 
webpages, HOWTO's, and other documentation.  I guess I just need the 
practical experience to pull it all together.  Thanks for all the help, 
everybody!

Adam

>Now, a little piece of advice... you said you were reading the Linux
>Kernel and you related to more of what I was saying originally. I
>applaude your reading this information, but I would recommend reading
>more appropriate books for a person with limited experience in Linux.
>O'Reilly has some really great books out there for the newbies, and the
>first one I recommend is "Running Linux" it's pretty generic and it
>gives quite a bit of information as it is a diverse book. It's also on
>it's 4th edition, so you'll get valuable "up-to-date" information! I'm
>not telling you *not* to read the Kernel and other books of Linux depth,
>but I would recommend growing more before swimming into the deep waters.
>
>Afterall, if you're asking questions like this one, it would benefit you
>greatly to stay more in this league until you're ready to play in the
>majors! :)
>
>Again, I really hope this helps!
>  
>



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