Permissions Denied
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Hello,
I installed Ubuntu 8.10 in VMWare. I installed Apache,php,mysql.
Everything seems to be fine. I am trying to put phpnuke files into /var/www , everytime I try this (Manually not through cmd line) it says permissions denied.
I am very new with linux so I was hoping someone could have an answer to my problem!
Thank you very much!
I installed Ubuntu 8.10 in VMWare. I installed Apache,php,mysql.
Everything seems to be fine. I am trying to put phpnuke files into /var/www , everytime I try this (Manually not through cmd line) it says permissions denied.
I am very new with linux so I was hoping someone could have an answer to my problem!
Thank you very much!
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I want to answer my own question for future reference.
I tried doing su command in order to do chmod 777 www and get it to work.
It kept saying Auth Failed when trying to do su.
So I did sudo psswd and made a new pass. Then did su and logged in as root in the termnial. Then did chmod 777 www and that made it so I can do what ever I want in there.
I will be back later, I am a newbie and will always have linux questions
I tried doing su command in order to do chmod 777 www and get it to work.
It kept saying Auth Failed when trying to do su.
So I did sudo psswd and made a new pass. Then did su and logged in as root in the termnial. Then did chmod 777 www and that made it so I can do what ever I want in there.
I will be back later, I am a newbie and will always have linux questions
OP
Well maybe I answered to soon. I hear you gotta chmod different files and folders for phpnuke. I am lost on how to do only folders and only files.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
You have to use "sudo <command>" with your user password instead of "su" with your master password in ubuntu.
