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Tim Brody wrote:<br>
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su = change to another user
sudo su = call 'su' as root, who can change to any user
(Everything on Ubuntu is sudoed)
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I know (I used to be a bsd Unix guru years ago), and that's what I
ended doing, but was specifically asking about the passwd of the
"eprints" user. Can I set it the way I wish (so as to avoid the
"sudo su") or will it break the code somewhere?<br>
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<pre wrap=""> 1. I set a new logo, and edited the index.xpage
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Set a logo how?</pre>
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I used the first alternative <a
href="http://wiki.eprints.org/w/Branding_with_confidence#Adding_a_logo">as
described in the wiki</a>, overriding the sitelogo.gif in the
/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/static/images directory, and then running
"bin/generate_static ARCHIVEID". This <i>did not</i> change the
displayed logo (yes, I know about caches and refreshing). I see you
suggest using this command differently, with the "--prune" argument,
but this is not what the wiki says. I ended up modifying the
branding.pl file (the third suggestion in that wiki page, and
something you mention too) and it worked. So all I am saying,
"Example 1" in that page didn't work for me. Maybe it's a carry-over
from previous versions of eprints which doesn't work anymore in
eprints 3 without any error message, but it would be helpful for
people who install that last version without having gone through the
previous ones to be informed of that too.<br>
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Michael<br>
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