On Fri, 26 May 2006 11:24:22 +1000 Ross Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try removing the read-only from Group and Others from > /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee. This directory will have been created by gnome > (?) presumably and so, if it was responsible for setting the read-only > permissions initially, may be a problem again in the future. > > Ross Here's the result of ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee-a8e84898 ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee-a8e84898 ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee ** (process:26608): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /home/lee/tmp/orbit-lee-a8e84898 And there is now a 3rd orbit directory. Apparently each new occurrence of base2.0 starts a new orbits directory then reports that it has the wrong permissions. The new one has "forbidden" for groups and others. I understand that windows will allow anything for anyone, but it seems that the linux version of oobase would be more usable if I could access the db. Any suggestions? Lee --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
