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blablotin
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Post#1
by blablotin » 08 Jul 2011, 10:02
Hi
I notice that every files copied from rootcopy always belong to root on porteus V01 32 bit. and it is not the case in porteus 64bit
This mean that I cannot launch openoffice.org with guest account.
Se How to force the detect owner for folders in /home/guest please?
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Ahau
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Post#2
by Ahau » 08 Jul 2011, 13:39
I just ran a test (put two files in rootcopy and assigned one to guest, one to root, in my /home/guest directory), and ownership was passed on through rootcopy.
Are you by chance running off a FAT or NTFS device with your 32-bit install, and a linux partition for 64-bit?
Or, maybe this is another LST issue, as those seem to be all the rage today

Please take a look at our online documentation, here. Suggestions are welcome!
Ahau
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brokenman
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Post#3
by brokenman » 08 Jul 2011, 13:55
Please confirm:
1) Folder/files have guest permissions in rootcopy.
2) You are NOT running on a FAT32 partition.
How do i become super user?
Wear your underpants on the outside and put on a cape.
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blablotin
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Post#4
by blablotin » 08 Jul 2011, 14:27
In fact on booth system, I am using ntfs, and owner is root.
However, on 32bit edition, only root can write, delete and modify the folder/home/guest/.openoffice3 whereas in 64bits edition, both root ang guest can modify, creat and delete the content of /home/guest/.openoffice3 and openoffice can be run by guest.
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wread
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Post#5
by wread » 09 Jul 2011, 21:38
The 64 bits edition is doing it wrong!
Porteus is proud of the FASTEST KDE ever made.....(take akonadi, nepomuk and soprano out and you will have a decent OS).
The Porteus Community never sleeps!
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blablotin
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Post#6
by blablotin » 10 Jul 2011, 08:49
Hi.
To solve this issuen I have changed owner for .openoffice3 and then put it into a module.
blablotin