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[SOLVED] Unable to open file in OSX

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Hello,

 

      I have seen this a few times, when i am unable to open a file that i have created on my server. If you look at the image i have attached that is the error i see when i try and open it in finder.

 

      If i ssh into the server this is the directory:

 

drwxrwxrwx 1 root  root  104 2012-05-18 21:44 Books/

 

      Should the user not be root? Also how do i change this?

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I can access the same files on Windows 7 without any issues.

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The issue is regardint eh ownership of the file, and can be resolved by running the following command:

 

chown -Rv nobody:users [Filename or Directory]

 

 

This will do a recursive change, if you dont want recursive put -v instead

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