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<0> Hello! As root I moved some folders from other users directories to my user dir. But now I can not access them. What should I do to give me permitions to access these folders?
<1> change ownership
<1> but you should be able to access them anyway
<1> how did you become root ?
<0> I can access them as root
<0> but I want to access them as another user too
<1> ahh so this is for your normal user
<0> yes
<1> well either chmod
<1> but then that makes them availbale to anyone
<1> or the group and people in that group
<1> or chown the,
<1> them
<1> and chgrp them
<0> _suicide_: if I chmod them 777 can I access them with any user?
<1> yes
<1> and delete files
<1> and execute any apps that are there
<1> and see whats inside the folders
<0> chmod -r 777 myuserfolder, it works, right?
<2> be careful where you execute that
<0> is, I just want backup data because I'm having problems with the system... and I can only access my user folder through the network, that's why I want to move everything to my folder
<1> id not chmod 777
<1> id rather change ownership
<0> no problem, I will reinstall the system
<0> tks! I have to go
<0> bye
<3> hiyas...has anybody had any luck with getting a pixelview pv-m4900 to work with bttv under FC3?
<4> hi - i am trying to instal scalix, but i keep getting up on the networking section. It states that my hosts file is not set-up correctly. I have set-up the hosts file to point 127.0.0.1 at my FQDN, localhost, and localhost.domain. does anyone know what I am possibly doing wrong
<1> cache64, stop hacking
<5> haha
<5> alright m8
<5> your up late
<1> im hacking
<5> ;)
<1> you using a shell co or what ya doing ?
<5> :P
<6> hi
<6> does fedora 4 support nvidia 7800 gtx cards?
<7> hi I want to delete all the files in a directory that start with foo ... so what I did was .... find . | grep foo | rm ... that dind't work.. .any ideas?
<6> do you know what directory they are in ?
<6> obviously
<6> so just rm foo*
<7> there are subdirecrories though
<7> like I want to go through the whole tree
<8> umm
<8> sec
<6> rm -rf foo*
<6> ha dont mind me
<6> i just read what you said
<6> :D
<7> what if foo is a directory
<7> and foo is a directory in other subdirectories
<7> that wont work
<6> i know
<6> i didn't read what you said
<6> :)
<8> ok
<8> here
<8> find / -name foo -exec rm {} \;
<8> or
<8> find / -name foo -exec rm -rf {} \;
<8> depending on prefs
<8> did i answer your question?
<8> or say
<8> find /some/dir -name foo -exec rm -rf {} \;
<7> hrmm
<7> lemmi try
<7> thanks
<8> be carefuk
<8> careful
<8> try it in a test tree
<8> ie
<8> in your home
<8> mkdir testdir
<8> than do
<8> find /home/user/testdir -name foo -exec rm -rf {} \;
<8> see how it goes
<8> u may not wanna use -rf
<8> I take NO responsibility in how u use it :x
<8> working?
<6> hi
<9> i need a good manual for installing my 4318 AirForce One 54Mbits. everything i've tried has failed. need help to get this working
<10> anyone can help me with drftpd
<10> ?
<11> i just fresh installed fedora twice but when it boots up
<11> it shows a totally black screen with just GRUB
<11> how do i make it boot up
<12> hi, where is thre /etc/modules file in fedora core 3?
<13> un1x01d-: /etc/modules.conf ?
<12> nah
<12> [root@localhost etc]# ls -la |grep modules
<12> [root@localhost etc]#
<12> nope
<13> un1x01d-: that is the file.. whether is exists or not..
<13> just make one
<12> alright the question now what does it use now ?
<13> oh ..
<13> well modules.conf is what its always used?
<12> the question is it's location
<12> i have tried to locate it and it is nowhere
<13> " that is the file.. whether is exists or not.."
<14> Hi all :)
<14> Anyone here able to successfully install Fedora Core using Bochs from a WinXP system?
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