On Friday 24 April 2009, David Shochat wrote: > > ...or worse, such as a problem accessing your ~/.pan2 directory itself. > I think I saw the same thing once in a situation where my ~/.pan2 was a > symlink to a directory on a remote filesystem that either was not really > there or had the wrong ownership. > -- David > > Probably trying to access via an old path that doesn't exist any more. When I went from FC6 to F10, I had to rearrange the drives a bit so the drive paths are a bit different and my home directory is mounted as /oldhome/john. :-) I probably ought to just go into single mode and remount it as /home, but that's almost more trouble than it's worth at this point, now that I've got antivirus configured and running. :-)
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