Error found when loading /etc/profile
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the error just keeps showing up, and it is mainly about :
'/usr/lib/python3/*':permissions denied!
even after i restore /etc/profile with /usr/share/base-files/profile, anybody knows why?
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the error just keeps showing up, and it is mainly about :
'/usr/lib/python3/*':permissions denied!
even after i restore /etc/profile with /usr/share/base-files/profile, anybody knows why?
login .profile
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Notice that/etc/profileitself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?
– Jos
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I havepython3installed, but I have notoolsorpofile installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.
– Jos
yesterday
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the error just keeps showing up, and it is mainly about :
'/usr/lib/python3/*':permissions denied!
even after i restore /etc/profile with /usr/share/base-files/profile, anybody knows why?
login .profile
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the error just keeps showing up, and it is mainly about :
'/usr/lib/python3/*':permissions denied!
even after i restore /etc/profile with /usr/share/base-files/profile, anybody knows why?
login .profile
login .profile
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Notice that/etc/profileitself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?
– Jos
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I havepython3installed, but I have notoolsorpofile installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.
– Jos
yesterday
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Notice that/etc/profileitself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?
– Jos
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I havepython3installed, but I have notoolsorpofile installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.
– Jos
yesterday
Notice that
/etc/profile itself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?– Jos
yesterday
Notice that
/etc/profile itself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?– Jos
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I have
python3 installed, but I have no tools or po file installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.– Jos
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I have
python3 installed, but I have no tools or po file installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.– Jos
yesterday
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Notice that
/etc/profileitself references other script files that may contain an error. You ought to check these as well. However, does the error message not specify a line number and file name?– Jos
yesterday
actually, there are not specific line number about the files, but these concrete files' name are: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/tools, ~/dist-packages/po; And it turns out to show up again and again for about ten cycles.
– Dabura
yesterday
Hmm, strange. I have
python3installed, but I have notoolsorpofile installed in that directory. The permissions on that directory should be 755 and it should be owned by root.– Jos
yesterday