[NCLUG] No permission2

[Steve Wolf]

Perhaps you have SELinux turned on...  If so, as root

ls -Z /home/kerrym2

You should see

drwx------ kerrym2 kerrym2 user_u:object_r:user_home_dir_t /home/kerrym2

If you don't see this, you could have trouble using the directory.

Or you could have some extended attributes set.  As root

lsattr -d /home/kerrym2

You should see

------------- /home/kerrym2

Report if you find anything otherwise.

Regards,
Steve



On Feb 12, 2013, at 3:49 AM, n0wiq <n0wiq at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hi People,
>
> I have finally come to a minor resolution to the no permission.  I have
> resolved it to a difference that Fedora-18 handles the permissions
> between my computers.  My desk top computers are dual core amd
> processors, my lap top is a quad core amd.  It is the lap top that gives
> me the no permission error.  This is confusing as in every other use of
> the lap top the files can be created, deleted, modified but can not be
> executed from a command line on a file system that is linked into a
> directory in my user directory.  I have logged into the system as root
> and executed a chmod -R 775 /home/kerrym2,  as root I have executed a
> chown -R kerrym2:kerrym2 /home/kerrym2,  as root I have executed yum
> upgrade.  Any other suggestions?
>
> --
> Kerry N0WIQ
> My web site URL is:
> http://mywebpages.comcast.net/n0wiq
>
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