Editing Config file

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  • #1157
    essbee1964
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    Hi,

    Newbie here!
    I have installed Firefly on an NSLU2 server but have a problem. How do I enable editing of the .conf file from the command interface? I get ‘permission denied’. From what I understand I need this in order to edit the web based configuration page.

    Thanks
    Shaun

    #9450
    essbee1964
    Participant

    Sorted, my own fault.

    Shaun

    #9451
    zekep
    Participant

    editing .conf file in ubuntu 6.1
    just cant edit the text. anyone can help?

    #9452
    CCRDude
    Participant

    Please at least provide some details of what you tried. E.g., what did you try to edit it (command line, Gnome text editor, …)? If command line, did you use sudo?

    #9453
    zekep
    Participant

    I have installed mt-daapd_0.2.4-1_i386.deb, then – sudo vi /etc/mt-daapd.conf , try to configure .conf
    but cant edit the file

    #9454
    zekep
    Participant

    I have used commamd line editor

    #9455
    CCRDude
    Participant

    Well, sorry, but I have to ask again… “can’t edit the file” is so unclear…

    * Does it give you an error message that tells you you can’t edit it?
    * If so, what’s the exact words of the error message?
    * Or did it complain only after editing, when trying to save the changes?
    * In that case, what exactly did it say?
    * Or don’t you know how to use vi? vi is a bit complicated, you can’t just starting to type ahead (press i to go into insert mode, do the changes, press escape to get back to command mode, type :w to save the changes, then :q to quit the editor), nano or pico may be easier to use editors.

    #9456
    zekep
    Participant

    I have done it ,with gedit text editor..Restarted server without errors.
    Thank you

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