From: Developers l. f. trouble-m. <tro...@li...> - 2011-02-06 08:32:51
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Hi, Can I just start out by saying I've really enjoyed using trouble maker and thanks to everyone for the time thats obviously gone into it. I'd like to contribute when time allows but I'm new to the whole community development thing. I've been using it on RHEL6 (which I know is still marked as in Beta) and noticed a bug in one of the modules. The "GRUB missing initrd" module looks for an incorrectly named initrd image. They now seem to be called "initramfs...." . I assume this must have changed between RHEL5 and 6. So if the clause in the for loop is made more general it works..... #!/bin/sh for i in /boot/initrd*; do mv $i $i.missing; done is changed to #!/bin/sh for i in /boot/init*; do mv $i $i.missing; done Another minor point was the "securetty" module. While it works fine, I think the problem description could be confusing. The problem description is " Cannot login as root" . When actually you can login as root through the GUI and you can "su" to root. Maybe a better description would be "Cannot login to root via a console". Thanks again for all the work and please let me know if this isn't the correct way to submit suggestions. Also, I'd love to be able to make changes myself and help out but I don't know how the system works or if it would be appropriate. Thanks Liam |