Hi, * VB [05/03/02 09:01:49 CEST] wrote: > I have been tinkering with my files and directories and I > may have changed some permission I did not mean to. But now > when I send mail from mutt, when I hit "y" to finally send > the message, at the bottom of the screen I see for a split > second that there is a message that flashes saying something > something "..permission denied." It goes way too fast for > me to read what it is. My initial thought was that I had > changed the permissions on ~/sent-mail such that user could > not write to it. But I chown'ed it back to my user and I > still get the message.
What exactly do the permissions look like? This is the wrong place to discuss it, but mind giving some 'ls -l'? Only executing chown(1) might not help. Also: If the file is in some subdirectory, are those permissions correct? Need some input... Cheers, Rocco.
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