Re: Directory permissions
Yo Madduck,
luv that handle! Donald Duck is one of my favz @ Disney!
Now, where was I? Debian Tux....
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haralambos@haralambos:~$ ld -ld / /Hellene
ld: cannot find -ld
haralambos@haralambos:~$ su
Password:
haralambos:/home/haralambos# ld -ld / /Hellene
ld: cannot find -ld
haralambos:/home/haralambos# ld -ld
ld: cannot find -ld
haralambos:/home/haralambos#
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ld -ld / /Hellene????
I am puzzled why you recommended the linker-which I needed to look up?
Mounting the partition is a snap. While in either Konq or Gnome
Commander or Nautilus or Midnight Commander, I try to change the
Permissions of a directory & it's subdirectories, so I as a plain user,
can write to that directory.
When I use all the above, as root, I get an error message back, say root
does not have permission to change the permissions..... I've tried to
read info/man on chown & chmod & I am afraid that as a "Geek of very
little brain," they did not make sense to me.....
Do you know what I mean, gov?
To wit, help please.
*BFN*
Greek Geek :-)
While having never invented a sin, I'm trying to perfect several.
martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Haralambos Geortgilakis <haralambos@ihug.co.nz> [2002.11.18.1219 +0100]:
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haralambos:/Hellene# cd Stuff
haralambos:/Hellene/Stuff# ls -ld
drwxr-xr-x 38 root root 24576 Aug 12 21:09 .
haralambos:/Hellene/Stuff#
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so /Hellene is a VFAT partition? can you give me
* ld -ld / /Helene
* mount
what exactly are you trying to do (give me the commands) and what
exactly are the errors?
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