Yes, that was indeed the problem. Thanks!.
>This may not help at all, but then again it may..
>Anyway, I use vim as my default editor, and I had a similar problem
>writing .viminfo (where vim stores info like command history, and
>bookmarks). The problem was that the file was created during a su
Yes, that was indeed the problem. Thanks!.
>This may not help at all, but then again it may..
>Anyway, I use vim as my default editor, and I had a similar problem
>writing .viminfo (where vim stores info like command history, and
>bookmarks). The problem was that the file was created during a su
Quoting s. keeling ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
> >
> > One problem that i've been noticing is that i cannot get emacs
> > to auto backup unless i open the emacs session in sudo mode. If i open
>
> Could it be not that it cannot auto backup, but that you've TOLD it
> not to
Quoting s. keeling ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
> >
> > One problem that i've been noticing is that i cannot get emacs
> > to auto backup unless i open the emacs session in sudo mode. If i open
>
> Could it be not that it cannot auto backup, but that you've TOLD it
> not to
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> One problem that i've been noticing is that i cannot get emacs
> to auto backup unless i open the emacs session in sudo mode. If i open
Could it be not that it cannot auto backup, but that you've TOLD it
not to auto backup, via emacs' config file? Try "emacs -q
fi
> Based on this, I'd say nothing's wrong and I can't see why you're
> having a problem. Perhaps we should back up and you should describe
> the problems more explicitly.
>
> When you try to back up your programs as "anv", what happens? What
> are the commands you're using and what are the
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> One problem that i've been noticing is that i cannot get emacs
> to auto backup unless i open the emacs session in sudo mode. If i open
Could it be not that it cannot auto backup, but that you've TOLD it
not to auto backup, via emacs' config file? Try "emacs -q
fi
> Based on this, I'd say nothing's wrong and I can't see why you're
> having a problem. Perhaps we should back up and you should describe
> the problems more explicitly.
>
> When you try to back up your programs as "anv", what happens? What
> are the commands you're using and what are the
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> Thanks for the email. The user directory is a simple debian
> filesystem. Here are the results of the commands you suggested:
>
> s. keeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >- In your $HOME, do "touch blah", now what does "ls -l blah" say?
> >
> >-r
Thanks for the email. The user directory is a simple debian
filesystem. Here are the results of the commands you suggested:
s. keeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This sounds very odd. Is this user directory a simple Debian
> filesystem or is there something like samba or NFS going on?
> Try
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> Thanks for the email. The user directory is a simple debian
> filesystem. Here are the results of the commands you suggested:
>
> s. keeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >- In your $HOME, do "touch blah", now what does "ls -l blah" say?
> >
> >-r
Thanks for the email. The user directory is a simple debian
filesystem. Here are the results of the commands you suggested:
s. keeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This sounds very odd. Is this user directory a simple Debian
> filesystem or is there something like samba or NFS going on?
> Try
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> I'm a relative newcomer to debian installation though i have used
> debian for a while. Just recently i installed debian on my
> laptop(2.4.22). Most things are working alright except my file
> permissions are a little haywire. Each time i have to run say a make
> f
Incoming from Aswin Venkat:
>
> I'm a relative newcomer to debian installation though i have used
> debian for a while. Just recently i installed debian on my
> laptop(2.4.22). Most things are working alright except my file
> permissions are a little haywire. Each time i have to run say a make
> f
Hi all,
I'm a relative newcomer to debian installation though i have used
debian for a while. Just recently i installed debian on my
laptop(2.4.22). Most things are working alright except my file
permissions are a little haywire. Each time i have to run say a make
file that creates or removes fil
Hi all,
I'm a relative newcomer to debian installation though i have used
debian for a while. Just recently i installed debian on my
laptop(2.4.22). Most things are working alright except my file
permissions are a little haywire. Each time i have to run say a make
file that creates or removes fil
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