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...error. *'<file_name>' cannot be accessed. The file may be read-only,or you may be trying to access a read-only location .Or,the server the document is stored on may not be responding.* He is accessing it from windows XP machine as follows.. start --> run-->\\sambaserver\<user_home_dir> He is able to browse his home directory but he couldn't open that file. If he gives the read permission for "others" than he is able to open the files. Eg: If the file got the permission 774 than the user able to open that file. I did all the workaround regarding this like a...

...is why the prompt was screwed up. Of course that was simply the most immediately visible problem. What did work, eventually, was this combination: In sshd_conf ChrootDirectory /path/to/chroot plus: cd /path/to/chroot mkdir -p path/to/chroot cd /path/to/chroot//path/to/chroot ln -s ../../user_home_dir user_home_dir I infer from the documentation that sshd first switches to the chroot and then to the user's home directory from within the chroot. Which makes sense but the implications for correct implementation are not exactly obvious. The result of not recreating the home directory path u...

Hi, I have installed Postfix + Dovecot 2.2.5 on a Fresh Arch Linux server (using Arch Linux repository packages). When accessing mailbox through Dovecot IMAP, all user mailboxes are in READ-ONLY mode. Here is a snippet from IMAP telnet conversation (after successful login). a LIST "" "*" * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." INBOX a OK List completed. a EXAMINE INBOX *