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error message at login HOMEdir own by user and not write by others think i changed settings and dont know how to restore...
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    permision fault

    error message at login HOMEdir own by user and not write by others think i changed settings and dont know how to restore

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    What is the output of:

    Code:
    ls -l /home
    Note that -l is a minus sign followed by a lower case L
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    ls-l/home no such file or directory

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    Quote Originally Posted by gendan1 View Post
    ls-l/home no such file or directory
    It appears by looking at the above, that you left a couple of spaces out of the command.
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    Yes, you need some spaces there:

    Code:
    ls <SPACE> -l <SPACE> /home
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    sorry got same output in normal and su no such file or directory

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    Maybe you have deleted your home directory then?

    What are the outputs of:

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    ls -l /
    and:

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    cat /etc/fstab
    and:

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    mount
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    log error

    1 no such file or directory 2 comand not found mount got a full page

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    Right, you must be typing something wrong then...

    Code:
    ls -l /
    Will print out something. How are you typing it? Make sure you type it here EXACTLY how you're typing it into your terminal
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    sorry kieran no good i will leave it for now thanks for your help

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