On Tue, 08 Aug 2006 15:47:54 +0200, A. den Oudsten wrote:
> VytautasP wrote:
>> A. den Oudsten wrote:
>>
>>> When I change an image in Gimp I cannot write down the changed image
>>> The message is: Access denied.
>>> How to operate to avoid that message?
>>
>> What OS do you use? What version of GIMP do you use?
>
> Gimp 2.2 in Suse Linux 10.0
>
>> Do you have modification rights for original file? And for full path=20
>> to image? Aren't there some not-English letters in names of folders in=20
>> the path to image?
>> Copy it somewhere else and the t should work.
>>
> Thanks for the hint to modification rights!
> It was a photo copied from a CD-Rom.
> I learned to check, in that case, the owner rights.
It's probably _not_ "owner rights" that are upsetting your attempts to
save the image (back over itself.) Files copied from a CDROM are marked
as Read-Only -- because - Taa!-Daa! - files on a CDROM are _not_
writeable. When you copy them down to your hard-drive they are marked
r-xr-xr-x (or, for you winderz users: the attributes are set to R/O.)
Just chmod the file to 600 (or, ATTRIB -R .)
"Owner Rights" are something else entirely -- a whole separate topic.
Jonesy
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