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-.- I get out of one problem and.. well... here we go again.
So... When I log on from the command prompt (or even GUI! Just doesn't show me the ...
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- 04-04-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Login Issues: /etc/profile: Permission Denied
-.- I get out of one problem and.. well... here we go again.
So... When I log on from the command prompt (or even GUI! Just doesn't show me the text) as any user that is not "root", I get this:
I tried using "chmod 777 /etc/profile" on it but it still does not give permission (and I thought I might be able to fix it on my own tooCode:Last Login: (Weekday, date, time) on :0 -bash:/etc/profile: Permission Denied -bash-2.05b$
) and after plenty of messing with permissions I got tired and pissed (a little bit from column A, a little from column B) so CTRL + ALT + DELETE I went.
Can someone help me with this? Using root all the time scares me. *Hides from almighty Linux*
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Still no reply? I should probably be more ppatient..
- 04-05-2005 #3
What about the permissions on your actual /etc folder? They should be set to 755. I've seen incorrect permissions on /etc screw all kinds of things up.
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- 04-06-2005 #4Just Joined!
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Thank you muchly! Problem solved, though I kinda wish I figured it out by myself...
But now I have a fully working Linux! Except one last problem, which I'll complain about in a new topic.


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