Re: REAL NEW newbie......................

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

> As root, type:
> 
> ../setup.sh

Oops...Clearly, I meant:

./setup.sh

Two dots will not do.  (BTW-The ./ tells your shell to execute a file in 
the current directory rather than a file in the PATH.  The current 
directory is not in your path for security reasons.  Your new Unix and 
Linux books that you're rushing out to buy right now will tell you more 
about why.)

One more piece of advice for a newbie...the webmin-devel list is for 
development questions and discussion.  Webmin-l is the general 
discussion list.
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                      Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...>
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