A couple of things that might be the issue, or at least reasonable guesses.
1. Something in readin is trying to access a resource that does not exist
on this machine
2. permissions are set wrong on readin (needs to be x etc)
3. Something like ACL rules were set on readin
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What you’re trying to do is disable any action by the desktop environment
when you close the laptop lid. It’s usually under the power settings,
wherever your desktop environment keeps those. You should be able to do
this as your normal user so there’s no need to use sudo/root.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2020
On my Linux 19 Cinnamon thinkpad, when I lift the lid, it always
requires a password. How can I eliminate that?
I have tried two proposed solutions that I found from searching,
but the unwanted password prompt is still there.
(1) Open terminal and type "sudo passwd root". It prompts for
a passwo
In my /home/joe/bin directory, I have hundreds of
shell scripts that I use for various utilities.
Recently, thanks to advice from Matt Graham, I added these
lines to .bashrc which got most of those utilities to work:
export PATH=/home/joe/path:$PATH
However, one of the files in /home/joe/bin is
