On 2009-04-27 11:44, Harald Barth wrote:
For your problem, it might be good to upgrade to at least 1.4.7, but because of
the security problem I'd upgrade the client all the way to 1.4.10.
I will upgrade to 1.4.10 today.
Doing a cd where makes things work again?
When pwd says that it cannot get current directory, a lot of other applications
do the same (for example if you try to start acroread).
When this happens, you just have to run a 'cd' to your home directory. Then pwd
knows where it is again, and you can start using the shell for starting acroread
(for example).
$ fs la ltu.se/staff/s
fs: You don't have the required access rights on 'ltu.se/staff/s'
Seems you don't have system:anyuser list. It would probably make
your life easier if you had that down to $HOME and then give
your users a $HOME/Private/ and a $HOME/Public/.
I'll start with upgrading, and we'll see how it works after that.
/Staffan
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