Need linux help

pnoon · 02-04-2009, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kgoings

cd to the directory that www resides and do an "ls -lart" and see who owns the folder...probably root. you can "su -" to root if you have the password and move the folder over, or you could chmod the file so that root is the owner, or you could chmod the folder so that you own it...there are many different ways.

I just don't understand kids these days. They speak a different language.

JE3146 · 02-04-2009, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

I just don't understand kids these days. They speak a different language.

I understood it just fine

Volt · 02-04-2009, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

I just don't understand kids these days. They speak a different language.

**** I'm a M$ guy trying to bury myself in this Linux crap.

To the others, I'll try to CLI this crap. This is so 1984, DOS v3.3 has come and gone and I have no desire to go back. The 21st century has arrived. In, seriousness though, thanks for the input. I'll try the sudo stuff and either change the permissions on the folder or the file it's self. I guess the GUI doesn't allow for it. Even the windows gui allows the option to "run as".....

kgoings · 02-04-2009, 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Volt

**** I'm a M$ guy trying to bury myself in this Linux crap.

To the others, I'll try to CLI this crap. This is so 1984, DOS v3.3 has come and gone and I have no desire to go back. The 21st century has arrived. In, seriousness though, thanks for the input. I'll try the sudo stuff and either change the permissions on the folder or the file it's self. I guess the GUI doesn't allow for it. Even the windows gui allows the option to "run as".....

If you log in as root you should be able to move it....also in the properties you should be able to see who owns the folder/file and I think change it...I never work in the GUI so I am trying to think way back