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Hello,
I have gotten a new computer. I have a nice conky file that I am trying to replace the default one with. The file resides in /etc/conky/ and filename ...
- 10-28-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Help with changing file ownership to get conky working
Hello,
I have gotten a new computer. I have a nice conky file that I am trying to replace the default one with. The file resides in /etc/conky/ and filename is conky.conf
I want to DELETE that file and replace it with my own customized conky.conf but ROOT owns the file! I tried changing to root, sudo su and it does nothing. I tried chown, and chmod....nothing helps. I am not that fluent in Linux like I used to be and have forgotten alot of commands. I have searched online but cant get the right answer. If I could just get that file to go away and use my own I can probably figure out the rest of getting conky to work. Please help!
- 10-28-2011 #2Just Joined!
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Can u rename the file? If so, rename, and copy the new one to the directory?
- 10-28-2011 #3
Hello and Welcome!
Have you tried to include your conky file in your own home directory?
Mine, for example, is ~/.conkyrc.Jay
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