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Igor Korot wrote:
> Hi, ALL,
> I recently updated my Linux box to KDE 3.4, and I ran into some weird problem.
> I can no longer login as a "root" user. It says "Root login is not permitted." and it throws me back at the login screen. But the problem is I would like to see the ODBCConfig program, and AFAIK the root is the only account that can do that.
> Is this some new feature on the KDE side, or is it sopmething wrong with my Linux?
>
Why not login as user and run ODBCConfig as root?
Tim
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