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The web interface show the message ‘Your config file is not writable, you can not change anything using this webpage’
The permissions on mt-daapd.conf are -rw-rw-r–, the same as on my desktop (Kubuntu feisty) which runs snv-1376 without this error.
It doesn’t seem to cause much of a problem, other than that I can’t use the web interface to make changes to the configuration…
@MrE wrote:
The web interface show the message ‘Your config file is not writable, you can not change anything using this webpage’
The permissions on mt-daapd.conf are -rw-rw-r–, the same as on my desktop (Kubuntu feisty) which runs snv-1376 without this error.
It doesn’t seem to cause much of a problem, other than that I can’t use the web interface to make changes to the configuration…
The daemon runs as guest.
They are probably owned by group and user root — which makes them group read/writeable and world read-only, so it probably *is* only read-only for guest.
Try either chowning it to guest, or (the cheesy not-secure-for-multiuser-systems way) chmod 666 /opt/etc/mt-daapd/mt-daapd.conf
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