On Wed, Jul 18, 2012, at 01:32 PM, Andrew Brager wrote:
On 7/18/2012 1:05 PM, Jay Lozier wrote:
It sounds like the file ownership got messed up.
Depending on how comfortable you are with using the terminal I would
use the following to change the ownership
chown <username> <path-to-file/file.ext>
For example the file is in your db sub folder of your Documents
folder the path is /home/username/Documents/db. The username is your
log on name for Ubuntu.
May or may not be ownership. The above can't hurt, however if it's
purely a permission problem then you probably want to do
chmod 644 <path-to-file/file.ext>
depending on your preferences.
C'mon guys, I *said* I'd checked permissions. That should have given
you a clue. But just to make it clear, I was a programmer for over 45
years. Much of that was at the system level on Unix.
And if you'd read my query a little more carefully, you'd see that I'd
referenced two different databases with the same permissions, one of
which worked and one of which didn't.
So far, I've gotten 3 responses, none of which were useful. Don't any
of the LO gurus frequent this list? If not, I might as well
unsubscribe.
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