My new debian system is running, fairly well. The most glaring situation
right now is my account.
Since I have it nfs mounted to my redhat box, I have both accounts set
to rodney:rodney [500:500]. I had to edit the /etc/group file to
achieve this.
The 'problem'?
Whenever I create a file and/or directory instead of rodney:rodney, I
get rodney:1000, which was/is the default debian setup.
I've edited the /etc/group file, logged off, logged back on, and
rebooted, trying to get this behaviour to change. So far it has not
affected this behaviour.
I've been reading "Running Linux", but it mentions the steps I have
already taken.
Any tips or suggestions?
Thanks
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