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I am having a really tough time understand user/group permissions. I have spent hours reading and trying things. Here is what I have:
Directories Permissions
Input 1: ls -lhd
Output 1:
/var/log: drwxrwxr-x 11 root syslog 4.0K May 10 01:59 .
/var/log/mongosqld: drw-rw-r-- 2 mongosqld logstash 4.0K May 10 03:37 .
Note: I set this up using chown and chgrp.
File Permissions
Input 2: ls -lh
Output 2:
/var/log/mongosqld:
total 12K
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mongosqld logstash 1.4K May 10 03:43 mongosqld.log
Groups:
Input: groups logstash mongosqld
Output:
logstash : logstash
mongosqld : users logstash
My Question
When I try to open a file as the mongosqld user, it tells me open /var/log/mongosqld/mongosqld.log: permission denied. Please tell me where I am going wrong. It will be much appreciated.
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I am having a really tough time understand user/group permissions. I have spent hours reading and trying things. Here is what I have:
Directories Permissions
Input 1: ls -lhd
Output 1:
/var/log: drwxrwxr-x 11 root syslog 4.0K May 10 01:59 .
/var/log/mongosqld: drw-rw-r-- 2 mongosqld logstash 4.0K May 10 03:37 .
Note: I set this up using chown and chgrp.
File Permissions
Input 2: ls -lh
Output 2:
/var/log/mongosqld:
total 12K
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mongosqld logstash 1.4K May 10 03:43 mongosqld.log
Groups:
Input: groups logstash mongosqld
Output:
logstash : logstash
mongosqld : users logstash
My Question
When I try to open a file as the mongosqld user, it tells me open /var/log/mongosqld/mongosqld.log: permission denied. Please tell me where I am going wrong. It will be much appreciated.
ubuntu permissions chmod
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I am having a really tough time understand user/group permissions. I have spent hours reading and trying things. Here is what I have:
Directories Permissions
Input 1: ls -lhd
Output 1:
/var/log: drwxrwxr-x 11 root syslog 4.0K May 10 01:59 .
/var/log/mongosqld: drw-rw-r-- 2 mongosqld logstash 4.0K May 10 03:37 .
Note: I set this up using chown and chgrp.
File Permissions
Input 2: ls -lh
Output 2:
/var/log/mongosqld:
total 12K
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mongosqld logstash 1.4K May 10 03:43 mongosqld.log
Groups:
Input: groups logstash mongosqld
Output:
logstash : logstash
mongosqld : users logstash
My Question
When I try to open a file as the mongosqld user, it tells me open /var/log/mongosqld/mongosqld.log: permission denied. Please tell me where I am going wrong. It will be much appreciated.
ubuntu permissions chmod
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I am having a really tough time understand user/group permissions. I have spent hours reading and trying things. Here is what I have:
Directories Permissions
Input 1: ls -lhd
Output 1:
/var/log: drwxrwxr-x 11 root syslog 4.0K May 10 01:59 .
/var/log/mongosqld: drw-rw-r-- 2 mongosqld logstash 4.0K May 10 03:37 .
Note: I set this up using chown and chgrp.
File Permissions
Input 2: ls -lh
Output 2:
/var/log/mongosqld:
total 12K
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mongosqld logstash 1.4K May 10 03:43 mongosqld.log
Groups:
Input: groups logstash mongosqld
Output:
logstash : logstash
mongosqld : users logstash
My Question
When I try to open a file as the mongosqld user, it tells me open /var/log/mongosqld/mongosqld.log: permission denied. Please tell me where I am going wrong. It will be much appreciated.
ubuntu permissions chmod
ubuntu permissions chmod
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You can’t access anything in /var/log/mongosqld
(unless you’re running as root)
because it (the directory) doesn’t have any execute bits set.
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To open a file, I guess you mean you want to look at it's content.
The open function is not what you want for that. Do man open or open -h to learn what open does.
To look at a file you can do :
head or tail to look at it's first (last) lines
less (less is more) to look at it's content (it's a "pager")
or you can edit it in an editor such as vim or emacs etc..
answered 1 hour ago
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You can’t access anything in /var/log/mongosqld
(unless you’re running as root)
because it (the directory) doesn’t have any execute bits set.
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You can’t access anything in /var/log/mongosqld
(unless you’re running as root)
because it (the directory) doesn’t have any execute bits set.
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You can’t access anything in /var/log/mongosqld
(unless you’re running as root)
because it (the directory) doesn’t have any execute bits set.
answered 1 hour ago
ScottScott
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You can’t access anything in /var/log/mongosqld
(unless you’re running as root)
because it (the directory) doesn’t have any execute bits set.
answered 1 hour ago
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To open a file, I guess you mean you want to look at it's content.
The open function is not what you want for that. Do man open or open -h to learn what open does.
To look at a file you can do :
head or tail to look at it's first (last) lines
less (less is more) to look at it's content (it's a "pager")
or you can edit it in an editor such as vim or emacs etc..
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To open a file, I guess you mean you want to look at it's content.
The open function is not what you want for that. Do man open or open -h to learn what open does.
To look at a file you can do :
head or tail to look at it's first (last) lines
less (less is more) to look at it's content (it's a "pager")
or you can edit it in an editor such as vim or emacs etc..
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To open a file, I guess you mean you want to look at it's content.
The open function is not what you want for that. Do man open or open -h to learn what open does.
To look at a file you can do :
head or tail to look at it's first (last) lines
less (less is more) to look at it's content (it's a "pager")
or you can edit it in an editor such as vim or emacs etc..
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To open a file, I guess you mean you want to look at it's content.
The open function is not what you want for that. Do man open or open -h to learn what open does.
To look at a file you can do :
head or tail to look at it's first (last) lines
less (less is more) to look at it's content (it's a "pager")
or you can edit it in an editor such as vim or emacs etc..
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