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Please runsudo -lfrom the terminal!
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It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commandsls -ld /andls -l /and then add the output (as text) to your question?
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What's the problem and how can I fix it?
permissions directory
permissions directory
edited Feb 21 at 18:46
Zanna
48.2k13120228
asked Feb 21 at 18:39
Hovhannes Amirjanyan
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edited Feb 21 at 18:46
Zanna
48.2k13120228
asked Feb 21 at 18:39
Hovhannes Amirjanyan
1
edited Feb 21 at 18:46
Zanna
48.2k13120228
edited Feb 21 at 18:46
Zanna
48.2k13120228
edited Feb 21 at 18:46
Zanna
48.2k13120228
48.2k13120228
asked Feb 21 at 18:39
Hovhannes Amirjanyan
1
asked Feb 21 at 18:39
Hovhannes Amirjanyan
1
asked Feb 21 at 18:39
Hovhannes Amirjanyan
1
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Please runsudo -lfrom the terminal!
– George Udosen
Feb 21 at 18:46
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It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commandsls -ld /andls -l /and then add the output (as text) to your question?
– muclux
Feb 21 at 18:55
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Please runsudo -lfrom the terminal!
– George Udosen
Feb 21 at 18:46
1
It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commandsls -ld /andls -l /and then add the output (as text) to your question?
– muclux
Feb 21 at 18:55
Please run
sudo -l from the terminal!– George Udosen
Feb 21 at 18:46
Please run
sudo -l from the terminal!– George Udosen
Feb 21 at 18:46
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It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commands
ls -ld / and ls -l / and then add the output (as text) to your question?– muclux
Feb 21 at 18:55
It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commands
ls -ld / and ls -l / and then add the output (as text) to your question?– muclux
Feb 21 at 18:55
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Please run
sudo -lfrom the terminal!– George Udosen
Feb 21 at 18:46
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It looks like someone messed up the permissions of the directories under '/'. Can you open a terminal (Ctr-Alt-T) and enter the commands
ls -ld /andls -l /and then add the output (as text) to your question?– muclux
Feb 21 at 18:55