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Permission denied
I am running Jaguar, and when I go into the Terminal and try to enter in the two lines that this article said to enter, it accepts the first line and changes to that directory; but when I enter the second line, it says "ln: ./smbspool: permission denied".
Permission denied
Hi,
Permission denied
I tried what you said about entering su - and then my password, but I dont' know what the password is - it's not the password to my user account...how do i find out the password? Is there some default unless you change it?
Permission denied -- FIX
I, too, have this problem, and it probably stems from the fact that my username hasn't been correctly added to the 'wheel' group. Nonetheless, you can type this as the second line instead:
UserName % sudo ln -s /usr/bin/smbspool smb This will prompt you for a Password, which should now accept your current password. Of course, I am under the assumption that this is your own Mac, and that you actually installed the OS yourself, or at least set it up with yourself being the first user on the system. If not, then see your system administrator... ;)
Permission denied -- FIX
That's just the trick I needed....thank you so much! |
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