Yes, I can see the directory's contents and extensions, but can not run
them in programs such as Quanta or even a browser, I get access denied.
They were not created while logged in as root, just as a standard user.
So I assumed that I could just copy them and share with them who ever I
want.
Besides tar-filing this, can't I just change the permissions of the
directory and all its contents with Konqueror?
On Sat, 2004-05-29 at 20:37, Eben King wrote:
> On Sat, 29 May 2004, Michael Adams wrote:
>
> > I have a folder containing a website I built on Quanta. (HTML)
> >
> > I copied the folder and all of its contents and burned to a CDR.
> >
> > When I copied the folder to my friends machine for him to look at and
> > modify, it would not open the contents.
> >
> > I tried opening it on his machine also running SuSE as root, and got the
> > same results.
>
> Could be an ISO9660 peculiarity. Are you sure you actually copied the
> directory's contents?
>
> > Is there a way I can save the folder and all contents for everybody to
> > have access?
>
> Save it, make all the files 0644, make all the dirs 0755, make everything
> owned by whoever you want it owned by, tar it all up, burn the tar file.
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