Dear Pierre:

        I have noticed :
             On openSUSE, by default users cannot use "at" (it will return an error message). Please contact your system administrator to enable this command.
        
        Do you know how to enable 'at' command in OpenSUSE.

        I havn't used OpenSUSE, and havn't found it in the Internet.

        Thanks very much.

Best 

Zaixu

Dear Zaixu,

I did report the problem you mentioned in the test notes. That's because I ran into a problem using "at" on an opensuse system at some point. Regular users did not have execution rights, just root. The sys admin fixed it for me but did not give me details on the procedure. And I don't know how general the issue is: it may be related to some choices the sys admin made during install. Unless some users report this is a blocker in the future, I will not further investigate the issue at this stage. 

Best,

Pierre

Dear Pierre:

         In fact, some people use PANDA in OpenSUSE, so I ask this problem.

         But, I will search the Internet, and I think I can solve it.

         I have bothered you so much.

         Thanks very much.

Best,

Zaixu

Dear Zaixu,

Please let me know if you find a clear tutorial, I'll add it on the "test" page. I will ask to the sys admin that solved the problem a while ago if he can explain the steps. 

Best,

Pierre

Dear Pierre:

OK. If the person who use PANDA in OpenSUSE contacts me, I'll use his computer to test it.

If I can solve it, I'll tell you as soon as possible.

Best,

Zaixu