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  db accounts setprop joe Shell /bin/bash

  db accounts setprop joe Shell /bin/bash

 

{{Note box|msg=Shell/login access is disabled by default to enhance the security of the SME Server. Shell access should only be provided to users who require it and who can be trusted to maintain system security.}}

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'''Note: '''Shell/login access is disabled by default to enhance the security of the SME Server. Shell access should only be provided to users who require it and who can be trusted to maintain system security.

 

Then you should be able to log in to the server as user "joe", and get a Linux command line prompt. Log in, then type the following commands to set up your RPM work area:

Then you should be able to log in to the server as user "joe", and get a Linux command line prompt. Log in, then type the following commands to set up your RPM work area:

Test your RPM by installing it on an SME Server test box.

Test your RPM by installing it on an SME Server test box.

 

{{Note box|msg=RPMs need to be installed as <var class="LITERAL">root</var>, but you should not log in as the root user. Instead, you should create a normal user and provide them with 'root' privileges via the '''sudo''' command. To provide full <span class="emphasis">''sudo''</span> rights to the user <var class="LITERAL">joe</var>, use the '''su - -c /usr/sbin/visudo''' and add the following line to the end of the file: joe    ALL=(ALL) ALLYou can then use the '''sudo''' to run commands as <var class="LITERAL">root</var> when required. You will be prompted for your password (not the root password) which ensures that someone else isn't using your terminal.}}

<div class="NOTE"><blockquote class="NOTE">'''Note: '''RPMs need to be installed as <var class="LITERAL">root</var>, but you should not log in as the root user. Instead, you should create a normal user and provide them with 'root' privileges via the '''sudo''' command. To provide full <span class="emphasis">''sudo''</span> rights to the user <var class="LITERAL">joe</var>, use the '''su - -c /usr/sbin/visudo''' and add the following line to the end of the file: joe    ALL=(ALL) ALLYou can then use the '''sudo''' to run commands as <var class="LITERAL">root</var> when required. You will be prompted for your password (not the root password) which ensures that someone else isn't using your terminal.</blockquote></div>

  sudo yum localinstall  ~/rpms/RPMS/noarch/loggerdemo-1.0.0-01.noarch.rpm

  sudo yum localinstall  ~/rpms/RPMS/noarch/loggerdemo-1.0.0-01.noarch.rpm