Something I did (notice I'm not blaming those dammed developers) has caused my Home folders on both my ASUS/Neon and my ACER/Kubuntu laptops to be owned by root. I was having problems with some backup scripts not running and got a sneaky suspicion about root overstepping its bounds so I checked ownership and lo and behold. The easiest solution I found was to load a sudo version of Midnight Commander and change ownership that way. Not sure what I did to cause this in the first place but something I will keep an eye on in the future.
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If you think Education is expensive, try ignorance.
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/home/ or /home/username?
The former is correct to be owned by root.
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Sigh! The more I learn the more I forget. Sometimes I feel like I am going around in circles.
If you think Education is expensive, try ignorance.
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Well, based on your Profile pic we just assumed you were used to chasing your tail!Originally posted by SpecialEd View PostSigh! The more I learn the more I forget. Sometimes I feel like I am going around in circles.
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Oh that's not me, that's Loki. He is MUCH better looking than I am.Originally posted by oshunluvr View PostWell, based on your Profile pic we just assumed you were used to chasing your tail!
If you think Education is expensive, try ignorance.
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LOL! Yeah, join the club ... me too!Originally posted by SpecialEd View PostSigh! The more I learn the more I forget. Sometimes I feel like I am going around in circles.
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