[00:05] who know can I add a few owners to one file [00:05] I've tested one site and here I see a few owners http://prntscr.com/hjms0n [00:09] see this, how they did two owners for one folder? http://prntscr.com/hjmt5a [00:16] Neo1: I think that menu is an either or offer, not both at the same time. [00:17] If you want more than one user to partake regarding file permissions, you could create a group and make multiple users members of that. [00:17] I forgot my password for remote desktop connections. How can I look it up again? I still have root ssh access [00:18] adrian_1908: see if I do group my folder should have access 775? [00:18] and files 775 [00:18] littlekitty: you probably can't look it up, but you can reset it with the "passwd" command. try "password username" and replace username with the actual user [00:18] Neo1: Yes, with 775 the group member would have full rights! [00:18] littlekitty: (after becoming root) [00:19] Neo1: File can be 664, unless you have something to execute (rare). [00:19] @mutante what does password root do then? [00:19] littlekitty: sorry, "passwd" not "password" [00:19] adrian_1908: and it's nothing wrong? In wordpress codex is written folders should have 755 and files 644 [00:19] @mutante oh okay, thanks. i thought there is some config file where the password is saved :( [00:20] littlekitty: well, what user are you using for remote desktop? [00:20] littlekitty: there is, /etc/passwd but it's encrypted and you should use the passwd command to update it [00:20] Neo1: Wordpress might assume a certain setup. Maybe you needs aren't aligned with that? I can't answer that for you. [00:20] littlekitty: actually, /etc/shadow [00:21] @mutante I think/hope it's xrdp sorry I'm not sure [00:21] @mutante actually I think I found something in [/etc/xrdp/xrdp.ini] [00:21] Neo1: On shared hosting, often everything is run one a single user/owner I think, so for simplicity the admin, webserver, database are all the same user and own things. Then 755 is not a problem. [00:22] adrian_1908: see this http://prntscr.com/hjmxkh [00:23] adrian_1908: it's default 755 and 644 [00:23] we can change it 775 and 664 [00:23] @mutante it was the wrong password in the file. anyways I updated it now with passwd. that's probably the easier way in the end. thank you! [00:23] Neo1: Yes we can, as Obama would say. [00:23] Neo1: I think someone recommended unprivileged containers yesterday. They might actually make things easier for you in the long run, even if you have to learn even more now. [00:24] https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/ [00:24] adrian_1908: see how they did on share hosting with one account? [00:25] see on VPS appache user is www-data [00:25] there's not much extra to learn for lxd/c. they're alot faster than vm's to manage as well. nice bonus [00:25] if I do all folder owners www-data, then my plugins are installed correctly [00:26] but my user neo can't get sftp access to site, because he is not owner now [00:26] I want to run a script everytime before the computer shuts down. is this (https://askubuntu.com/a/416301) still the way to do it? through /etc/rc6.d [00:26] maybe will use group and change default permission. [00:27] Neo1: Yes, I have no better answer either. 775 and create a group that "neo" and "www-data" are member of. [00:28] adrian_1908: yes and google also says impossible create two owners, but it would be entrance... [00:29] When working with Wordpress I struggled too. It seemed to me that a secure setup was hard to achieve while preserving update-ability from the CMS interface. [00:30] better all set to 777 [00:31] ))) [00:31] :D [00:32] adrian_1908: see for file doesn't matter what we install 774 or 664 [00:33] or no [00:35] Neo1: If you just want it to work, you can do that. Files definitely don't need 7 though, just read+write. [00:36] Neo1: Seriously consider an unprivileged container if you decide right permissions are too much of a pain. Inside such a container, even "root" isn't really root on the host. [00:37] permissions doesn't changed [00:38] my user neo is belonged [00:38] www-data:x:33:root,neo [00:39] but for folder I see only one group http://prntscr.com/hjn2vp [00:40] neo:x:1000:www-data [00:41] it's neo group: neo:x:1000:www-data [00:41] it's www-data group: www-data:x:33:root,neo [00:41] it's file neo:neo http://prntscr.com/hjn3fq [00:41] Why there only one group I see? [00:41] if neo is belonged to www-data? [00:42] No idea man, I'm not familiar with that web interface so I can't help you. I doubt you need that to run Wordpress. [00:51] after I added user I need something restart? [01:20] aptitude just installed kernel 3.13.0-135-generic on my VPS, so I rebooted in attempt to use it but uname -r still reports "3.13.0-042stab124.2". should it have updated? or is it using the host system's kernel and the guest wouldn't even need any "generic" kernel? [01:21] I did this [01:21] sudo chmod www-data:www-data /var/www -R [01:21] and this is work [01:21] When I do [01:21] sudo chmod root:www-data /var/www -R [01:21] sudo chmod 777 /var/www -R [01:21] I can't install plugins without input sftp access? [01:23] I get this window http://prntscr.com/hjng0j When www-data isn't owner [01:25] are ftp and sftp the only connection options? [01:28] brym: it should work without that window [01:29] silly question, do you have an ftp server set up? [01:30] yes [01:30] but I dont' need it [01:31] apache should load plugin from internet and put it to directory without anything [01:31] when I do www-data owner of files it works perfect [01:31] when I do www-data as group and do for folder g+wrx it's doesn't work [01:32] except where the software says you do. have you tried simply entering your ftp details? [01:33] I don't need it [01:34] wont' trying it even [01:34] before I tried it, it works [01:34] its called wrong customized server [01:37] brym: see there all 777 http://prntscr.com/hjnk6c [01:38] and all belong to www-data [01:38] www-data is apache [01:38] it can xwr but I see nothing happens, Only when www-data owner everything start work [02:42] Hello, i just installed ubuntu 16.04 LTS and every time i launch it it asks me to login and then it only has a desktop and a mouse. I looked this problem up and they say to use crtl = alt + f1 to change to use console but that doesnt work for me. What should i do? [02:44] Miniboxer, need to run that before you login i think [02:44] Okay, ill try that now [02:44] otherwise hold shift at grub to boot into recovery mode [02:45] It doesnt stop at grub for me, i turn the computer it shows bios and then launches ubuntu automatically [02:46] weird [02:46] okay im in the console, i think the problem is my graphics drivers so im goinng to try and install the offical drivers [02:46] well ctrl+alt+f1 should work [02:47] is the gpu new [02:48] I think so, all when installing i saw problems with nouvea [02:48] or whatever the free nvidia drivers are called [02:49] 1070 ti? [02:49] its a laptop gpu [02:49] oh ok [02:49] geforce gtx 980m [02:49] i think its the newest laptop gpu [02:49] not 100% sure though [02:50] if it's 900 series i doubt it [02:50] i don't know much about laptop gpus though [02:51] er 9 series [02:51] * [02:53] Miniboxer: jrp93 : Worth a try to install the proprietary driver for nvidia . Miniboxer : pastebin ' sudo lshw -C display ' so we know what we are working with . [02:54] im currently installing the proprietary driver [02:55] Anyone here utilize Systemtap? [02:55] yeah it's worth a try. i was asking because if it's a vega card or something brand new you may want to try the linux-libre kernel [02:56] i used "sudo apt search nvidia" looked for the newest version and then used "sudo apt install nvidia-opencl0icd-387" [02:56] i don't think that's what you want [02:56] oh [02:56] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [02:57] !info nvidia-387 xenial | Miniboxer [02:57] Miniboxer: Package nvidia-387 does not exist in xenial [02:57] sudo apt update [02:57] sudo apt install -y nvidia-384 nvidia-libopencl1-384 nvidia-opencl-icd-384 [02:57] !info nvidia-384 xenial | Miniboxer [02:57] Miniboxer: nvidia-384 (source: nvidia-graphics-drivers-384): NVIDIA binary driver - version 384.90. In component restricted, is optional. Version 384.90-0ubuntu0.16.04.2 (xenial), package size 41185 kB, installed size 166822 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf) [02:57] is there currently in existence any worse OS ( not a distro but an OS ) worse than kubuntu ? There certainly seems none more obnoxious and anti-human by design. [02:57] then what am i installing? lol [02:58] switch 7 for 4 in there actually [02:58] kubuntu is a mindboggling atrocity of an OS [02:58] my b [02:59] people rave about kde but i don't get it personally [02:59] is there an escape without losing KDE? [02:59] all of the packages its retrieving are from the ubuntu archive and ppa.launchpad.net [03:00] add that ppa [03:00] i did that before when i was following a guide [03:00] ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [03:00] oh k [03:00] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [03:00] sudo apt update [03:00] i did those [03:00] you need nvidia-387 [03:00] not the opencl thing [03:00] oh i thought they were the same thing [03:00] pref. both [03:01] sudo apt install -y nvidia-387 nvidia-libopencl1-387 nvidia-opencl-icd-387 [03:01] so i did the last one ill do the other two as well [03:01] Miniboxer: Disable secure noot in bios and run ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ; sudo apt purge nvidia* ; sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' . :) [03:02] kubuntu is on par with Amazon's Kindle "tablet" in quality....feels the same - as if it was produced under an enormous deadline pressure in a corporote whorehouse with minimal expenditures. [03:02] Nik05: secure boot* [03:02] Ive never acutally seen secure boot in my bios which is weird af [03:02] Miniboxer: secure boot* [03:03] so i shouldnt do "sudo apt install -y nvidia-387 nvidia-libopencl1-387"? [03:03] Miniboxer: secure noot only applicable for later machines with EFI main board . [03:03] My laptop is extremely new [03:04] Miniboxer: no .. the system will choose the better driver for you and all the needed support files . [03:04] okay let me go to my bios and do what you said [03:05] revolting piece of sewage [03:05] wouldn't it just not boot if secure boot were the problem [03:06] bootup numlock state isnt it right? [03:06] it's probably in a submenu [03:06] jrp93: well the thing is that nvidia drivers are 3rd party .. and will not install if secure boot is not disabled . [03:06] It was so fucking hidden [03:06] why is it so hidden [03:06] LOL [03:07] wow really. interesting [03:07] Its not even enabled [03:07] so whatever [03:08] I have a really nice gui bios [03:08] does the mouse work [03:08] yeah [03:08] i always liked that [03:09] I got this laptop in sale during cyber monday, its an evga sc17 [03:09] its really nice [03:10] why do you want ubuntu on a gaming laptop? :p [03:10] because im not using it for gaming [03:10] its my programming laptop that ill be taking to college [03:10] fair enough ! [03:11] i have my desktop i built which runs videogames a lot nicer than it anyway [03:11] did the proprietary drivers fix it ? [03:11] gimme a sec im typing in the command right now [03:12] i have so many things to upgrade [03:12] since this is a fresh install [03:14] Miniboxer: Fresh install . ' sudo apt full-upgrade ' may serve the better .. to pull on the latest kernel . [03:14] ill do that after it finishes normal upgrade [03:15] is there a guide i can read on the console for ubuntu [03:16] Im gonna use ubuntu to try and learn linux to a decent extent and try to jump to something like arch linux [03:16] best to just learn over time [03:17] from what ive heard about ubuntu its set up so you dont have to use the console very much [03:18] but i want to try and do most things from the console to get better at using a console overall [03:20] sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf didnt do anything [03:20] nvm [03:20] i typed it in wrong [03:22] ay lmao it works [03:22] thank you friends for everything :) [03:24] !manual | Miniboxer [03:24] Miniboxer: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ [03:25] Miniboxer, use tab to autocomplete [03:25] autocomplete? [03:26] !tab | Miniboxer [03:26] Miniboxer: You can use your key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [03:26] yeah like /etc/X will autocomplete to /etc/X11 if that's the only dir [03:26] starting with an X [03:26] oh [03:26] thats extremely useful [03:26] hit tab again and it will list dirs [03:26] or files [03:28] the command to auto-install drivers would get drivers for my bluetooth also right? [03:29] it doesnt specify graphics drivers so it would be all drivers correct? [03:30] Miniboxer: Correct . [03:31] Miniboxer: BCM and other proprietary drivers are another horse color though . [03:35] why when I changed in this file [03:35] /etc/ssh/sshd_config [03:35] path form /var/sftp to /var/www I can't get this directory [03:35] http://dpaste.com/1TB66AT [03:35] ??? [03:36] directories has equal owner and permissions root:root and 755 [03:38] What happens if you make /var/www 700 [03:39] on /var/www was not 755 rights [03:39] Quick question, any reason multibootusb isn't in the Ubuntu repos? The tool's been around for a long time, and quite helpful, nothing like it really. [03:40] jrp93: always something wrong.... Apache doesn't work as need... [03:40] ssh can't customize === jstein_ is now known as jstein [03:47] jrp93: see when we add ssh access ChrootDirectory should have 755 permission === yanome is now known as yn [03:48] Who know what means s in permission? [03:48] drwxr-sr-x 3 root root 4096 Dec 6 00:59 test.american-chat.ru [03:48] r-s what is it? [03:50] 's' means the SetUID bit is set for that file/binary [03:51] That means if a user "john" executes a file with set uid bit set, and the file is owned by "peter", the file is executed as if it was invoked by "peter" and not "john" [03:52] actually, the 's' shown is for group id [03:53] most common example is the executable file "passwd". It has the Set UID bit set, that means when a non root user runs the passwd program, the passwd program modifies /etc/passwd (perms 644), although the user does not have specific permission to modify /etc/passwd [03:53] Then that is for the GID bit set [03:53] Neo1, https://linuxjourney.com/lesson/file-permissions === InValidFire1 is now known as InValidFire [03:54] any files/directories created under that directory (group bit applies on directories only), will have the default ownership as it parents' [03:54] hggdh, you can dig in more by reading the man page of 'ls' command (man ls) === jhill_ is now known as jhill [04:23] hey guys. if I'm getting ubuntu now (i'm a data scientist developer (wannabe)), what should I get: 16.04 lts or 17.10? [04:27] I'm rocking 16.04 till 18.04 comes out [04:28] <_28Kb> 16.04 as it is LTS [04:28] whenever I use a non lts version things don't work so well [04:29] <_28Kb> you want to implant data in tooth :) [04:29] <_28Kb> and then, bite this - bite that :) [04:30] <_28Kb> !chmod [04:30] An explanation of what file permissions are and how they can be manipulated can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions [04:32] Hello, i am trying to run a program with the terminal how do i specifiy where the program is [04:32] <_28Kb> why when I "chmod -R 777 *" in a folder containing 15GB get prompted for next command after less of a second? that's not expected, right? [04:33] <_28Kb> installed program don't require path in ubuntu I think [04:34] Toadisattva, true that, however 17.10 changed that opinion of mine :) [04:34] Miniboxer, check the output of echo $PATH [04:34] it's only been out a couple months, is pretty stble? [04:35] well that just means it'll be a good foundation for them to build 18.04 on [04:35] thats your PATH variable, and defines all directories with binaries that the system will automatically look for to find/run your command [04:35] <_28Kb> is unity interface still in 17.04? [04:35] they ousted unity didn't they? [04:35] <_28Kb> i think they did, but not sure [04:35] I got 17.04 when they first released it and couldn't run anything I wanted to on it, so I went back to 16.04 [04:35] Toadisattva, i switched all of my computers (2 Thinkpads, 1 iMac, 1 old desktop) to 17.10 and it's just rock solid, as good as an LTS, and every application I use on my systems are working like a charm [04:36] Mr_Cyclops, I typed "/Desktop/Assembly/exit_program_stuff/exit" [04:36] that's promising [04:36] Whats the name of your binary Miniboxer ? [04:36] I think with the 17.04 it was just the early adopter thing, didn't give them time to get the repos updated and work out the bugs [04:36] is there another way to represent spaces in a terminal [04:36] the name is exit [04:37] I've removed that s using sudo chmod g-s /var/www -R [04:37] Miniboxer, yes, either do a "escape sequence" that is if your name is John Doe, then type as John\ Doe [04:37] or simply enclose all stuff in double quotes or single quotes [04:37] I see ssh access we can only set if folder has 755, if 775 we can't reach folder [04:37] and what is the desired outcome of the program exit? [04:38] to exit [04:38] LOL [04:38] LOL [04:38] maybe you can share a screenshot via pastebin? [04:38] sure lol [04:38] <_28Kb> not funny [04:38] <_28Kb> please explain :) [04:38] it's not bad, we have all folder in root:root and we put our user in root group and set permission on inside folder 775 and everything works seems normally [04:39] only this www-data doesn't work if we put it to root group [04:39] _28Kb, its like I asked you what is the use of the brush in your bathroom, and you replied "to brush my teeth" :D Sure its funny, no? :) [04:40] <_28Kb> okay [04:40] I want put www-data to root group and allow apache execute files, but it doesn't work [04:40] Neo1, maybe you can change the ownership of your web-files as www-data:root [04:40] Neo1: there's also the #httpd channel if you like [04:40] Mr_Cyclops, https://pastebin.com/yLB0sEy6 [04:40] Miniboxer, thanks, let me have a look [04:41] lotuspsychje, thanks :) man so many channels [04:41] lotuspsychje: yes I have it, will ask there http://prntscr.com/hjovy5 [04:42] Miniboxer, well well well that's an ASM code, I did that back in college days, and nowadays I only do shell scripts. Also that doesnt qualify your question for this forum, wish I could help :) [04:42] but what I can tell from my programming experience, it's a code issue :D [04:42] What no the program works fine [04:43] my question was about [04:43] how to run it even though its in 3 folders [04:43] if its in my home dir i can do ./exit and it will run [04:43] just type the absolute path of the program [04:43] and ensure that it has the executable permission set [04:43] thats Unix/Linux 1-1 [04:43] Im trying to figure out the path lo [04:43] Im very new to linux [04:44] oh hey .... Just checked again what you typed above [04:44] why did you put a "/" and then Desktop? [04:44] idk what im doing lol [04:44] if you are in your home directory, then you should do "Desktop/Assembly/exit_program_stuff/exit" [04:44] perfect [04:44] without the / at the beginning, that ruins the absolute path [04:44] i have much to learn [04:45] Who doesn't? :) [04:45] true true [04:46] <_28Kb> my steam app apparently do not have access to location where files from server are stored... couldn't fix it using chmod [04:46] How do i know where i am [04:46] pwd [04:46] im in home/user [04:46] no, you are in /home/user [04:46] how do i go to just home [04:46] <_28Kb> still shows "read only" for "others" [04:46] wait yeah /home/user [04:47] just type "cd" without the quotes and then type "pwd" without the quotes and give me the output [04:47] simply typing cd takes you to your home directory [04:47] another way of knowing whats your home directory is echo $HOME [04:47] "/home/user" [04:48] great, now, give me the output of ls -l Desktop/Assembly/exit_program_stuff/exit [04:48] thats what it said [04:48] hello [04:48] i have a problem here [04:48] with [04:48] Lenovo-ideapad-100S-14IBR [04:48] _28Kb, what is the permission/ownership of your direcory that has the files from server? [04:48] javashin: ask your issue all in one line please [04:48] the microsd card reader wont work [04:48] and does the steam app have its own user? [04:49] works on windows 10 [04:49] any help [04:49] <_28Kb> how do I list that in console? [04:49] "cannot access 'Desktop/Assembly/exit_program_stuff/exit': No such file or directory" [04:49] Miniboxer, ok, and you say you can see the exit file/program on your desktop? (GUI interface) ? [04:50] Yeah [04:50] do this, ls -lR Desktop/Assembly [04:51] it says all of its there, 4 files and even lists the folder exit program stuff and exit.s exit.o and exit [04:51] <_28Kb> ls: cannot access '~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/csgo$': No such file or directory [04:51] hmm, so give me the output of ls -lR Desktop/Assembly | grep exit [04:52] should i paste bin it? [04:52] sure [04:52] also type in grep exit seperatly? [04:52] its all in 1 line, thats called command piping [04:53] ? [04:53] _28Kb, well doesnt look like a permission issue, maybe the file doest exist at all in the first place [04:54] javashin, do you know what is the make/model of your microSD card? if yes, see if it shows in the output of lsusb [04:54] https://pastebin.com/Lw2JWgCZ [04:54] <_28Kb> ok, got it... pasted $ by mistake [04:55] <_28Kb> can I paste or pastebin? [04:55] Miniboxer, aha, so your complete path for the filename has a space, which you replaced by a _ which obviously wont work [04:55] <_28Kb> as it's few lines [04:55] so. now try this [04:55] .... [04:55] i thought spaces were _ [04:55] ls -l Desktop/Assembly/exit\ program\ stuff/exit [04:56] alternatively, try ls -l "Desktop/Assembly/exit program stuff/exit" [04:56] if spaces were underscores, then ..... ha ha? :) [04:56] spaces and underscores are two absolutely different characters on any keyboard or regional language code or ASCII code for that matter [04:57] _28Kb, sure, pastebinit is always the preferred method of sharing multi-line outputs for this channel [04:57] if i use back slashes it recognizes it [04:57] thank you so much [04:57] <_28Kb> !pastebinit [04:57] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit [04:57] yeah, like I said before, if you have spaces, then use \ followed by a space to escape the character sequence, or just use quotes [04:58] Miniboxer, enjoy your "exit" ! :P [04:58] Glad I could help [04:58] Lol thanks [04:59] <_28Kb> my mind breaks at / and \ in your conversation [05:00] _28Kb, when you start using sed with pipes or with -e, your mind will literally reach another level! [05:00] <_28Kb> :) [05:00] hello [05:00] \ and / are just the beginning of the Unix Spacial World :) [05:00] https://askubuntu.com/questions/939410/lenovo-100s-14ibr-microsd-doesnt-show same problem here how i fix this ? [05:01] Im learning assembly so im gonna know about that [05:01] <_28Kb> i'm more GUI dude [05:01] assembly on unix system [05:01] Miniboxer, yeah well thats just how the Unix/Linux platform works, so the more you get used to it, the faster you will get with your productivity [05:02] <_28Kb> got terminal hang using pastebinit [05:02] yeah [05:02] _28Kb, Ok, but then no matter what the world says, once you Hit a Linux system, I'd say you should get versed with some basic stuff, always helpful :) [05:02] hello i do not want to use windows [05:03] how can i make my microsd card reader work in ubuntu ? [05:03] terminal def better in most cases [05:04] can unzip a whole folder of files in terminal in less time than it takes archive manager to read the folder [05:04] lol [05:04] <_28Kb> there's too many files... this lists all files in specified folder? ls -lR [05:04] <_28Kb> or should I hit a file? [05:05] Time to sleep ...... gn folks [05:06] gn friend [05:08] <_28Kb> -rwsrwsrwt [05:41] if a repo says I need x dev headers what packages do I need exactly? [05:41] also my xubuntu distory doesnt appear to be able to find fribidi [05:43] nvm found libfribidi...stilldon'tknow about x dev headers [05:47] Hey! [05:51] heya! is it possible to track the output of a gui installer (record steps) to build a preseed file for unattended installs? Trying to figure out the cli syntax is a little bit like voodoo [05:52] sartan what about screen recorded? [05:53] so, specifically i want to learn the syntax of the kickstart preeseed for a complciated partition layout, and trying to decod e'd-i partman/confirm device_remove_lvm etc is pretty difficult when I don't know what the internal reference for each little ui dropdown is [05:54] k [06:05] How can I use lightdm instead of GDM in 17.10? [06:12] hello! getting a few Err http://se.archive.ubuntu.com lucid-backports/main Sources [06:12] 404 Not Found [IP: 194.71.11.165 80] [06:12] when trying to upgrade a 14.04 server [06:13] already tried stuff like this: https://smyl.es/how-to-fix-ubuntudebian-apt-get-404-not-found-package-repository-errors-saucy-raring-quantal-oneiric-natty/ [06:13] but that just resulted in even more 404s [06:13] any suggestions? [06:13] (i want to upgrade to 16.04) === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [06:32] no Neo1 [06:33] what? [06:33] neo does not belong to www-data, neo only belongs to root [06:33] ;) [06:34] i think i found a few helpful packages, but it's going to take me a whole day to grok this [06:35] pirx: lucid is not 14.04. Lucid is 10.04, so that entry is definately wrong there, remove it. [06:39] Neo: where? [06:40] Neo: see this is work [06:40] sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www -R [06:41] Neo: I open wordpress and load plugins without asking credentials [06:42] Neo: this doesn't work [06:42] sudo chown root:www-data /var/www -R [06:42] sudo chmod 777 /var/www -R [06:42] Why? [06:43] www-data is in group and permission set up on 777, and I'm asked input credentials [06:43] who know why www-data doesn't work if it belong to group with rights 777 ???? [06:44] problems is something others, 777 doesn't help, 777 means all can reach my site, but www-data can't, why? [06:46] I've got this http://prntscr.com/hjpq9q [06:46] everything set up right [06:47] root : www-data [06:47] right 777 [06:47] www-data can, www-data is just your webserver [06:47] Neo1: you might be better off in #wordpress [06:48] Neo: it's not ask if www-data is owner? [06:48] why wordpress doesn't ask me when www-data is owner and asked when I put 777 rights? [06:48] 777 all users can reach my folder without questions [06:48] Trying to get this hard blocked wifi card to work in ubuntu. I've exhausted all methods to enable the card except the "masking off pin 13" method. But I can't figure out which pin is pin 13. This website confuses matters by having diagrams which make no sense. http://madwifi-project.org/wiki/UserDocs/MiniPCI Can anyone make sense of the pin numbering? Why have they started counting the pins from 1 pin left of the key [06:48]