Hi ! Everybody
This sounds strange ;-) and also I got strange feed back for it. :-(
Well, When I try the command: ( Subhash's question )
find / -name "filename"
I get message find:/ proc/6/fd : permission denied.
Actually it was already asked by Subhash in the redhat list. \
IMPORTANT:
But my question is that when I am having root permissions ( i.e. su ) then
also it show this message.
Why the access to the file : /proc/5/fd is not even given to the root.
I am again raising this question to all.
SOME FEEDBACKS:
Rajagopal Subash wrote:
> Dear All: Whenever I run find command with any options, I get the
> following error message,find : /proc/5/fd:permission denied Can anyone
> help me to know the reason for the error message.Subash
#Rodrigo Moya wrote :
#This is because you've got no permissions to access this file. It's an
#error message, but it's normal if you're not the owner of this file.
( PS: Even root is denied of that . But Why ?? )
#Steven W. Orr's wrote:
#Because you don't have permission to read the file.
( but what if I am the superuser ;-) )
#Edward Dekkers's wrote:
#*That's normal. Mine does that. Ignore it.
( why to ignore it ??? Sir )
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks and regards,
Pranav
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