Re: Akonadi as Root
> > Kali is a modified Debian wheezy. It only has a root account.
Why not creating a user account?
# useradd doe
# passwd doe
# mkdir /home/doe
# chown doe:users /home/doe
You then perhaps have to add the user to groups and to set security
policies and to do this you perhaps need to install some stuff that is
missing for your customized Wheezy. IOW a Linux without at least one
user account is far away of the Linux philosophy, so it's hard to help
you with your problem, since it's very, very uncommon to run a Linux by
root only. You only should find this for live medias that are intended
to be tools to e.g. recover lost data etc., but usually a Linux always
should be used by a user account without root privileges.
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