Using Logs to Help You Track Down an Issue in Linux Reviews

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Michael G. · Reviewed 9 days ago

I tried everything I could think of to find the file I was supposed to change permissions to. The result of every command was that the file doesn't exist. I knew how to change the permissions, just not how to find the file. I even thought about what if I didn't even have read permissions to see it existed so I tried to change owners. It told me that there was no such file to change ownership of.

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