Don, /home/fedora doesn't exist until boot. The standard way to add something to a user folder is to add it to /etc/skel (in post for instance). To add fedora user to sudoers, enable wheel in /etc/sudo (or /etc/sudoers ... away from my linux box) and then add fedora to the wheel group in /etc/groups
Tim
DON.RAIKES@ORACLE.COM wrote:
Hello,
I am working on a custom spin of fedora 9. so far I can get the basic cd created.
I have added several sections to my %post section of my custom kickstart file. For example:
%post cat > /home/fedora/.exrc << EOF set ai ic ts=2 tw=80 EOF %end
When the cd is created the /home/fedora/.exrc file does not exist.
Do the scripts in my %post section preceed or follow those in the fedora-live-base.ks assuming that I have %include fedora-live-base.ks at the top of my kickstart file?
Also, how can I add the fedora user to the sudoers list so it has sudo privilleges?
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