Hi,
I wonder if someone can throw some light on this file-permissions
issue please?
It came to light as rsync complained:
rsync: failed to set times on "/var/www/mirror/foo/.": Operation not permitted
(1)
An strace revealed the failure is effectively a result of:
cd /var/www/mirror/foo; touch -
Hello.
Shot:
> After upgrading X to 4.3.0.dfsg.1-6 yesterday on my workstation
> (Radeon 7500) I can no longer get back to GNOME
It seems something must've changed the ~/.ICEauthority ownership to
root:root and GNOME couldn't read it. After chmodding the file back
to shot:shot everything works o
Hello.
After upgrading X to 4.3.0.dfsg.1-6 yesterday on my workstation (Radeon
7500) I can no longer get back to GNOME - when I try to `startx` I see
the usual, dotted gray X background with the black X cursor for a while
and then I'm dropped back to console. dmesg seems to be appended with
[drm:r
Title: RE: file permissions problem
Something is changing your permissions and I don't know what so try to investigate on that.
But you may want to look at the attrib command as well
Cheers
-Original Message-
From: Richard Kimber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 Dec
I have two accounts on my machine (which is a simple home machine that no
one else uses, except for my wife logging in to retrieve her email).
I have set the permissions on one of the accounts to rwx--x--x (because my
local apache needs execute permission to access files in this account, as
I unde
Hello all,
does anyone know how to get apache to read userfiles
I.E.
/home/user/www
Without having to chmod on them first?
Its really a pain in the butt to have to go in and
chmod the files to allow apache to access them every
time you update the files..
Your all knowing wisdom is appreciated.
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