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I'm a college student at UNT and I need help. I'm taking this Linux course and I have no idea on how to get pass this annoying error which 'chcon: cannot access : No such file or directory'
But before that we had to define our virtual host
Perhaps maybe that's where the error resides but I'm not sure because I've checked and retyped everything but still get the error after replacing everything with my FQDN
Then he asked us to "create the actual directories we just defined for our Virtual Hosts"
This is where my brain starts hurting because instead I get this error.
Why is it saying that? I asked the instructor but it was no help. Some wild card thing he mentioned, It just didn't make any sense. I'm usually bugging the instructor about this but it has come down to this. Please someone help.
linux command-line filenames
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I'm a college student at UNT and I need help. I'm taking this Linux course and I have no idea on how to get pass this annoying error which 'chcon: cannot access : No such file or directory'
But before that we had to define our virtual host
Perhaps maybe that's where the error resides but I'm not sure because I've checked and retyped everything but still get the error after replacing everything with my FQDN
Then he asked us to "create the actual directories we just defined for our Virtual Hosts"
This is where my brain starts hurting because instead I get this error.
Why is it saying that? I asked the instructor but it was no help. Some wild card thing he mentioned, It just didn't make any sense. I'm usually bugging the instructor about this but it has come down to this. Please someone help.
linux command-line filenames
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trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
– steve
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I'm a college student at UNT and I need help. I'm taking this Linux course and I have no idea on how to get pass this annoying error which 'chcon: cannot access : No such file or directory'
But before that we had to define our virtual host
Perhaps maybe that's where the error resides but I'm not sure because I've checked and retyped everything but still get the error after replacing everything with my FQDN
Then he asked us to "create the actual directories we just defined for our Virtual Hosts"
This is where my brain starts hurting because instead I get this error.
Why is it saying that? I asked the instructor but it was no help. Some wild card thing he mentioned, It just didn't make any sense. I'm usually bugging the instructor about this but it has come down to this. Please someone help.
linux command-line filenames
edited 14 mins ago
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45.1k1164147
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I'm a college student at UNT and I need help. I'm taking this Linux course and I have no idea on how to get pass this annoying error which 'chcon: cannot access : No such file or directory'
But before that we had to define our virtual host
Perhaps maybe that's where the error resides but I'm not sure because I've checked and retyped everything but still get the error after replacing everything with my FQDN
Then he asked us to "create the actual directories we just defined for our Virtual Hosts"
This is where my brain starts hurting because instead I get this error.
Why is it saying that? I asked the instructor but it was no help. Some wild card thing he mentioned, It just didn't make any sense. I'm usually bugging the instructor about this but it has come down to this. Please someone help.
linux command-line filenames
linux command-line filenames
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trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
– steve
1 hour ago
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trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
– steve
1 hour ago
trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
– steve
1 hour ago
trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
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It looks like you actually said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
when you should have said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/ elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
(with a space between the two directory names).
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It looks like you actually said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
when you should have said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/ elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
(with a space between the two directory names).
answered 34 mins ago
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It looks like you actually said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
when you should have said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/ elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
(with a space between the two directory names).
answered 34 mins ago
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It looks like you actually said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
when you should have said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/ elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
(with a space between the two directory names).
answered 34 mins ago
G-ManG-Man
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It looks like you actually said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
when you should have said
sudo chcon -R httpd_sys_content elm.lt.unt.edu/ elm-vh.lt.unt.edu/
(with a space between the two directory names).
answered 34 mins ago
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trying to change the context of a directory that doesn't exist yet? create it ?
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