linuxconf command does not work

[roster]

I have redhat 7.1, but it does not recognize the linuxconf command and replys back with bad command message. Anyone any ideas??
thanks

[jrbush82]

log in as root, and don't su to root... try that

[Psycho]

Roster,

It's not installed unless you intentionally go select it. There is an rpm for it on disk two I think it is.

If (when) it is installed it's in /sbin which isn't in the path.

--glenn

[Whipping Boy]

Who would want linuxconf anyway?

Linuxconf is limited to lazy lusers.

Hey--that's an alliterative insult!

[roster]

Thanks for the help. Do you know which is the rpm that needs to be installed?
I will try the root thing too. thanks

[Psycho]

linuxconf-1.24r2-10.i386.rpm
And it is on disk 2

--glenn

sorry Kurt, there's some things that it's just easier for
;)

[ 30 August 2001: Message edited by: Psycho ]

[trekker]

And there's another rpm for the gui linuxconf... should be something like gnome-linuxconf if I remember correctly. Hunt around for it, it should easy to find.

Hope this helps :)

[roster]

thank you all. I am going to try it

[GonzoJohn]

You can also get the latest version from the linuxconf homepage at:
http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/

If you haven't checked it out in a while, you should. Lots of improvements.

[roster]

I tried to install the linuxconf package and it seems it got installed. But could someone tell me after entering the
rpm -i name-of-the-package.rpm what should I do. Where does the package gets install and then what should I do. Thanks a lot