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  1. #1
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    Permissions in ubuntu 9.10

    Hi everybody,

    I am using Ubuntu operating system. I recently typed the command
    Code:
     sudo chmod 777 -R /
    after that some things like
    Code:
       sudo -i
    are not working. So I surprise it could not reset the folder permissions. Please suggest some user permissions in ubuntu 9.10. Thanks in Advance.

  2. #2
    Dr. V Guest

    Permissions in ubuntu 9.10

    You need to open a terminal into the directory and modify. Then execute the following command this
    Code:
    chmod 777 *-R
    All directory and file permissions to 777. With the chmod command, and then add permissions, add the folder on the line. Can use chmod - help command to see what use. All the best.

  3. #3
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    Permissions in ubuntu 9.10

    You need to go right Properties - Security - Check to allow full control, try to delete the file. If not, High Point - permission bottom of this page to check that one out, then come out and a dialog box, click Delete; then point to add this page - Advanced - Find Now, select the first identified hook Select Allow Full Control, along OK, and then delete the file. All the best.

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    Permissions in ubuntu 9.10

    Ubuntu is the number of operations carried out in the end, the management of documents through the sudo command is held by the root authority, the general user can not be changed. In the graphical interface, we can attribute the authority to operate the folder options. However, if the properties file shows the current user does not have the power to read and write, you can not modify the permissions in the graphical interface. All the best.

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    Permissions in ubuntu 9.10

    I have some following commands. Check the command and reply.

    Code:
    sudo chmod 600 × × × (only the owner has read and write permissions)
    Code:
    sudo chmod 644 × × × (owner has read and write permissions, group of users only read access)
    Code:
    sudo chmod 700 × × × (only the owner has read and write and execute permissions)
    Code:
    sudo chmod 666 × × × (everyone has read and write permissions)
    Code:
    sudo chmod 777 × × × (everyone has read and write and execute permissions)

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