Re: NEED HELP ASAP

[Ron Licata <ron@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was working on the server. Relaunched the Post.Office application and reset root account. When I login, the address line is now @root whereas it used to be root@xxxxxxxxxxxxx This is frustrating...

On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 04:11 PM, Bear Weiter wrote:

> > I need assistance in a hurry. I was
> > trying to make adjustments to the
> > postmaster account and the next time I
> > logged in to administer, my root access
> > is gone. I cannot log in as root or
> > postmaster, but all users are functioning
> > properly. Is there a way to access via
> > terminal to undo what I did? Should I
> > reinstall the program? PLEASE HELP
> > ASAP?
>
> Rerun the Post.Office application - this
> resets your root user. When doing
> this, it also resets the account so you
> can't remotely login - you have to
> login from the server. Once logged in,
> you can change the account so you can
> log in again remotely.
>
> --Bear
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Thanks,

Ron

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Ron Licata

production manager

network manager

Kassner.

4615 First Street, Suite 100

Pleasanton, CA  94566

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