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I need to move some files into /usr/includes but when I try to it says I don't have permission. How do I gain permission? Or what would I type in ...
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- 07-21-2006 #1Just Joined!
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moving files into /usr/includes/
I need to move some files into /usr/includes but when I try to it says I don't have permission. How do I gain permission? Or what would I type in the terminal to move the files using root..noob questions sorry.
- 07-21-2006 #2
You need to be root to be able to do this...sudo su will let you do that. Just curious, what are you trying to move?
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Thank you, and I am moving header files.
Originally Posted by Javasnob
EDIT: What is the command to move the files?
- 07-21-2006 #4forum.guy
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You can use the "mv" command:
http://www.ss64.com/bash/mv.html
Look for examples at the bottom of the page.oz
- 07-21-2006 #5
- 07-23-2006 #6
Originally Posted by Fix3r
Open a terminal, then sudo su, enter your password, then switch to the directory where the file you want to copy is located, and type the following command:
cp file /usr/include/
simple enough.....
Cody


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