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this is my first linux forum to which i was member. The main reason is my new project involves lot of shell program in cent os. so i think its ...
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    First LINUX forum

    this is my first linux forum to which i was member.

    The main reason is my new project involves lot of shell program in cent os. so i think its necessary to join in some active forum.

    Currently i have a problem in my fedora desktop.

    Recently Gnome crashed in one user , so i neglected that user nad created new user. and its working fine. But problem is all the files which i created are in that previous user permission. So i cant able to access all the file, i changed some most used file permission. And also added the group previous user to the current user, but still i cant access the file.

    Is there any way to merge the user so i can able use all the files in both user permission in ease.

    FYI: For regular use i will login through to root rights.

    Thanks in adv..

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    why can't you just su in terminal and chown -R /userfiles newuser and chgrp -R /userfiles newuser ? Being unable to login that user shouldn't make any difference as long as su can change ownership of any file.
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