On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:53:19 -0500 "Melissa Bougor" <Melissa.Bougor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hey guys your awesome I followed the instuctions and got in as root > with everybodies instructions and it gave me the option at the start > up login to login as root or as regular user thanks a lot ya'll are > awesome. Now I have to figure out how to reinstall fog. It had an > error when installing I think it was because of our internet filter > that I now turned off. so I don't know if you can reinstall it or if > I have to start over with everything the newbie is understanding it > more. :) I suggest that you do a reinstall of fog. It should just overwrite the files that were already installed and install the things that didn't get put in properly. Caveat: I didn't look at the install script. If that fails, things become more problematic. Because this isn't being installed as a package, you can't just say yum remove fog and voila, it is gone. You could check whether fog has its own uninstall command on the fog website. You could try removing all the files fog installed by hand. You would do that by looking in the install script with an editor and seeing where it put the files. But if it comes to that, it might be easier to just reinstall Fedora, and do the installation of fog again from scratch. After all, you're an old hand at that now. ;-) PS When you ask for help with a problem on a mailing list, it is very good to post the actual error text if you can, or at least the approximate error message you received. Errors can be different, and without knowing what the symptom is, it is hard to make a diagnosis. No one here knows anything about your problem except what you tell us. PPS A brief overview of list posting etiquette. Top posting and not trimming your posts are considered poor etiquette for mailing lists. You'll see them here, but consider it the equivalent of picking your nose or farting in public or going to a social function with bad BO. Well, maybe not *that* bad. :-D The actual rules are in a link at the bottom of each message. I know, I know, you just want to solve your problem and get on with your life, and reading that takes precious time you don't have. Just following the above two rules will capture the essence and you can save the reading for a time when you have insomnia. :-) -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
