Help me install a program 4720

In a message on Sat, 10 Sep 2005 17:29:07 +0200, wrote :

It probably depends on whether or not you create a non-root user account during the install process. Recent RedHat distros allow you to create one or more user accounts as part of their install script, but this is an optional task, which you can easily skip it {there are good reasons to skip it in some situations, esp if this is a re-install or a fresh-install type of upgrade or something). I generally don't use this feature, since in a NFS networked environment, I need to 'manually' set the UIDs and GIDs to match other machines on the network -- the install script generates the UIDs and GIDs, which is a problem. It also depends on what is meant by 'initial installation'. *I* (as an experienced Linux administrator), consider the creation of the initial user accounts part of the 'initial installation' process when setting up a new machine. That is, after finishing with the install CDs and when doing the first 'native' boot, I log in as root and set up the initial batch of users. I then log out of root and never log in as root ever again (I log in as myself and use sudo as needed to administer the machine).