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And if there is a /var/log/messages file and you can't access it
as root then you've got another problem that may be more serious
and/or may be related as that would indicate that root might not
be root.
Kevin
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it appears like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mario]# /var/log/
audit/ gdm/ prelink/ vdr/
BackupPC/ httpd/ samba/
bittorrent/ mail/ setroubleshoot/
cups/ ppp/ vbox/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mario]# /var/log/messages
bash: /var/log/messages: Access Denied --------- translated
in english
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mario]#
/var/log/messages is a text file that you will need to "cat" or "grep"
for information. Something like "grep -i usb /var/log/messages" and/or
"grep -i lp /var/log/messages" as root might turn up some more information.
How did you get that list of directories? I don't see that you actually
ran a command to do so.
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