Is there any way to get rid of restrictions?
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I'm somewhat newbie, so sorry to ask this silly question.
I have recently installed Ubuntu and have a big problem. Whenever I want to do a small task i have to enter the user password e.g. Telegram won't open unless you run the sudo command in terminal and it gets the permissions, or Arduino is more disturbing and there, too, I need so much permissions! My actual problem is finding an easy way to controll these permissions!
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I'm somewhat newbie, so sorry to ask this silly question.
I have recently installed Ubuntu and have a big problem. Whenever I want to do a small task i have to enter the user password e.g. Telegram won't open unless you run the sudo command in terminal and it gets the permissions, or Arduino is more disturbing and there, too, I need so much permissions! My actual problem is finding an easy way to controll these permissions!
permissions
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VishnuVS
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asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
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No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
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You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them withsudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USERand in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).
– N0rbert
8 hours ago
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@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago
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up vote
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I'm somewhat newbie, so sorry to ask this silly question.
I have recently installed Ubuntu and have a big problem. Whenever I want to do a small task i have to enter the user password e.g. Telegram won't open unless you run the sudo command in terminal and it gets the permissions, or Arduino is more disturbing and there, too, I need so much permissions! My actual problem is finding an easy way to controll these permissions!
permissions
edited 8 hours ago
VishnuVS
32
asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
I'm somewhat newbie, so sorry to ask this silly question.
I have recently installed Ubuntu and have a big problem. Whenever I want to do a small task i have to enter the user password e.g. Telegram won't open unless you run the sudo command in terminal and it gets the permissions, or Arduino is more disturbing and there, too, I need so much permissions! My actual problem is finding an easy way to controll these permissions!
permissions
edited 8 hours ago
VishnuVS
32
asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
edited 8 hours ago
VishnuVS
32
edited 8 hours ago
VishnuVS
32
edited 8 hours ago
VishnuVS
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32
asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
asked 9 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
114
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No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
2
You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them withsudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USERand in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).
– N0rbert
8 hours ago
1
@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago
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No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
2
You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them withsudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USERand in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).
– N0rbert
8 hours ago
1
@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago
1
1
No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
2
2
You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them with
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USER and in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).– N0rbert
8 hours ago
You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them with
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USER and in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).– N0rbert
8 hours ago
1
1
@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago
@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago
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Got my answer!
The permissions in my home folder was completely messed up!
I used sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home to reset the settings!
And I used the complete instructions on this link for Arduino installation and problem regarding serial permissions solved! "umake" did the work!
Special thanks to @N0rbert
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Got my answer!
The permissions in my home folder was completely messed up!
I used sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home to reset the settings!
And I used the complete instructions on this link for Arduino installation and problem regarding serial permissions solved! "umake" did the work!
Special thanks to @N0rbert
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
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up vote
1
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Got my answer!
The permissions in my home folder was completely messed up!
I used sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home to reset the settings!
And I used the complete instructions on this link for Arduino installation and problem regarding serial permissions solved! "umake" did the work!
Special thanks to @N0rbert
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Got my answer!
The permissions in my home folder was completely messed up!
I used sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home to reset the settings!
And I used the complete instructions on this link for Arduino installation and problem regarding serial permissions solved! "umake" did the work!
Special thanks to @N0rbert
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
Got my answer!
The permissions in my home folder was completely messed up!
I used sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home to reset the settings!
And I used the complete instructions on this link for Arduino installation and problem regarding serial permissions solved! "umake" did the work!
Special thanks to @N0rbert
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
114
answered 8 hours ago
mmafsahri
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No, your actual problem is in "problem reporting". What's a "small task"? What version of Ubuntu?
– waltinator
9 hours ago
Maybe you're right! In the given example, i need read and write access to /dev/ttyusb* but it won't work anyway unless i run the command sudo arduino or the other situation sudo telegram-desktop ...
– mmafsahri
9 hours ago
Regarding serial permissions, have a look at this Q&A. When it comes to telegram, find out where it stores the user profile, and check the permissions of this.
– vidarlo
9 hours ago
2
You shall not run Arduino as root (see last paragraph of this answer), you shall not run Telegram as root. It is very likely that you messed your permissions in home folder - revert back them with
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /home/$USERand in future use graphical user applications an normal user (without sudo).– N0rbert
8 hours ago
1
@N0rbert good call :-) :-)
– Rinzwind
8 hours ago