root account is disabled by default in Ubuntu. You can give the command like this.
sudo <command>
This will run the command with root priviledges.
See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
Upul
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 8:07 AM, Peter O'Reilly <pr144@yahoo.com> wrote:
File permission errors...
I get file permission errors when trying to configure different apps, like this,
Can't create config file (/var/lib/myap/myapp.conf)
Permission denied
Re-run myapp, adding '-c configfilename' as a parameter.
...I tried 'su' as root but there is no root account set up....how can I grant my user 'sa' the privileges necessary to configure my newly installed server?
Thank you
Peter
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