Jonathan Marc Bearak wrote:
realizing i read too quickly...
If I understand it, all the files in your homedir are owned by another
user. (Did you do a reinstall and create users in a different order,
generating different UIDs?) The permissions, -rw-r--r--, are correct.
You need to chown instead of chmod. As root run
chown -R marek:marek /home/marek
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 01:16, Jonathan Marc Bearak wrote:
recursive switch:
chmod -R u+w ~
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 00:10, Marek wrote:
Hi
My home dir permissions have got a bit tangled up.
/home/marek has the correct permissions. But all the dir under that are
user 501 (-rw-r--r--) and i can not write to them.
I have tried setting the permissions with konqueror but it always gets
stuck with some file that cannot be changed.
Is there a command line to do this all in one shot. Instead of doing
chmod 777 on each dir which only seems to work. 755 does not and chmod
777 /home/marek does not either. 777 seems to be incorrect anyway.
Marek
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Thanx guys that did the trick. :-)
Marek
