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Pyro9224 at 23:16, 12 September 2017

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	:::Maybe try to locate the "nethackdir" directory - it could be under /usr or /usr/games or /etc, I think that depends on the distro and possibly the windowport. But the nethackdir directory should contain the sysconf file. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 12:35, 12 September 2017 (UTC)		:::Maybe try to locate the "nethackdir" directory - it could be under /usr or /usr/games or /etc, I think that depends on the distro and possibly the windowport. But the nethackdir directory should contain the sysconf file. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 12:35, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

			::::It's not in any of those places, and worse, I searched it and found... NOTHING NAMED nethackdir. This is driving me nuts now. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 23:16, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

Phol ende wodan: /* In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug */ Reply to Pyro9224

2017-09-12T12:35:21Z

In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug: Reply to Pyro9224

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	::Where is sysconf? I searched for it in file system and couldn't find anything (mostly due to ridicoulous amounts of "sysconfig.py" files), and even .nethackrc wasn't where it was supposed to be. (For the record, it's etc/nethack/nethackrc.{x11\|tty\|console}. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 11:47, 12 September 2017 (UTC)		::Where is sysconf? I searched for it in file system and couldn't find anything (mostly due to ridicoulous amounts of "sysconfig.py" files), and even .nethackrc wasn't where it was supposed to be. (For the record, it's etc/nethack/nethackrc.{x11\|tty\|console}. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 11:47, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

			:::Maybe try to locate the "nethackdir" directory - it could be under /usr or /usr/games or /etc, I think that depends on the distro and possibly the windowport. But the nethackdir directory should contain the sysconf file. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 12:35, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

Pyro9224: /* In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug */

2017-09-12T11:48:55Z

In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug

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	:On Linux, I think you have to edit the WIZARDS option in sysconf. On my install, it defaults to "WIZARDS=root games", and since I don't run a multi-user system I change it to "WIZARDS=*" to allow any user to run as wizard with -D. This automatically changes my player name to "wizard" even though the process is running under my normal username. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 23:31, 9 September 2017 (UTC)		:On Linux, I think you have to edit the WIZARDS option in sysconf. On my install, it defaults to "WIZARDS=root games", and since I don't run a multi-user system I change it to "WIZARDS=*" to allow any user to run as wizard with -D. This automatically changes my player name to "wizard" even though the process is running under my normal username. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 23:31, 9 September 2017 (UTC)

	::Where is sysconf? I searched for it in file system and couldn't find anything, and even .nethackrc wasn't where it was supposed to be. (For the record, it's etc/nethack/nethackrc.{x11\|tty\|console}. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 11:47, 12 September 2017 (UTC)		::Where is sysconf? I searched for it in file system and couldn't find anything (mostly due to ridicoulous amounts of "sysconfig.py" files), and even .nethackrc wasn't where it was supposed to be. (For the record, it's etc/nethack/nethackrc.{x11\|tty\|console}. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 11:47, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

Pyro9224 at 11:47, 12 September 2017

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	:On Linux, I think you have to edit the WIZARDS option in sysconf. On my install, it defaults to "WIZARDS=root games", and since I don't run a multi-user system I change it to "WIZARDS=*" to allow any user to run as wizard with -D. This automatically changes my player name to "wizard" even though the process is running under my normal username. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 23:31, 9 September 2017 (UTC)		:On Linux, I think you have to edit the WIZARDS option in sysconf. On my install, it defaults to "WIZARDS=root games", and since I don't run a multi-user system I change it to "WIZARDS=*" to allow any user to run as wizard with -D. This automatically changes my player name to "wizard" even though the process is running under my normal username. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 23:31, 9 September 2017 (UTC)

			::Where is sysconf? I searched for it in file system and couldn't find anything, and even .nethackrc wasn't where it was supposed to be. (For the record, it's etc/nethack/nethackrc.{x11\|tty\|console}. [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 11:47, 12 September 2017 (UTC)

Phol ende wodan: /* In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug */ reply to Pyro9224

2017-09-09T23:31:59Z

In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug: reply to Pyro9224

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	This happens to me in Linux Mint 18.2.1, running nethack-x11. Is this a code problem, or just incorrect info? [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 13:51, 9 September 2017 (UTC)		This happens to me in Linux Mint 18.2.1, running nethack-x11. Is this a code problem, or just incorrect info? [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 13:51, 9 September 2017 (UTC)

			:On Linux, I think you have to edit the WIZARDS option in sysconf. On my install, it defaults to "WIZARDS=root games", and since I don't run a multi-user system I change it to "WIZARDS=*" to allow any user to run as wizard with -D. This automatically changes my player name to "wizard" even though the process is running under my normal username. --[[User:Phol ende wodan\|Phol ende wodan]] ([[User talk:Phol ende wodan\|talk]]) 23:31, 9 September 2017 (UTC)

Pyro9224: /* In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug */ new section

2017-09-09T13:51:52Z

In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug: new section

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			== In Linux, setting -D as "wizard" does not put you in debug ==

			First off, sorry for the long section name. I couldn't think of anything else. Anyway, creating profile "wizard" and running nethack -D says
			"[greeting] wizard, welcome to nethack! You are a [alignment] [gender] [race] [role]. --More--"
			"Only user "root" may access debug (wizard) mode. --More--"
			"Entering discovery mode instead."
			This happens to me in Linux Mint 18.2.1, running nethack-x11. Is this a code problem, or just incorrect info? [[User:Pyro9224\|Pyro9224]] ([[User talk:Pyro9224\|talk]]) 13:51, 9 September 2017 (UTC)

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