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All the files from my camera that I download and some other files automatically go under root access only. I have to keep typing in as root chown -R username:username ...
  1. 01-06-2009 #1
    bower
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    root problems

    All the files from my camera that I download and some other files automatically go under root access only. I have to keep typing in as root chown -R username:username /home/username every time I want to change or delete these files. it gets pretty frustrating. Any ideas how I can make it stop doing this?

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    How do you download from your camera to your home directory?
    e.g. are you connecting the camera via USB? where does it mount? does root own the mnt folder?
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    camera download

    I use the card reader that is part of my HP printer and DigiKam. When I plug the card in it asks me if I want to open in new window, download with DigiKam or cancel. I choose DigiKam. they download just fine and i can view the images.

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