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Snappy daemon and other apps not working after changing permissions
How to install an app via Ubuntu Software Center AND visualize those commands in terminal?How to remove wrong command ran earlier?How can “git gui” open repository from parent directory?A bad boot command made my system inaccessibleHow to uninstall ubuntu-desktop in Bash on WindowsHow can I recover files I deleted with find … -delete?HELP! I accidentaly moved many folders from root directories!Save output of previous command to a text file
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By mistake I ran
sudo chmod -R a+rw update
Is there a way to reverse that command?
Now snappy daemon is failing to start and other apps are not launching.
I believe it's from my mistake!
command-line
edited Sep 21 at 13:25
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By mistake I ran
sudo chmod -R a+rw update
Is there a way to reverse that command?
Now snappy daemon is failing to start and other apps are not launching.
I believe it's from my mistake!
command-line
edited Sep 21 at 13:25
Kulfy
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In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
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Sep 18 at 16:05
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By mistake I ran
sudo chmod -R a+rw update
Is there a way to reverse that command?
Now snappy daemon is failing to start and other apps are not launching.
I believe it's from my mistake!
command-line
edited Sep 21 at 13:25
Kulfy
9,17211 gold badges35 silver badges60 bronze badges
asked Sep 18 at 10:45
CougarCougar
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By mistake I ran
sudo chmod -R a+rw update
Is there a way to reverse that command?
Now snappy daemon is failing to start and other apps are not launching.
I believe it's from my mistake!
command-line
command-line
edited Sep 21 at 13:25
Kulfy
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asked Sep 18 at 10:45
CougarCougar
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In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 16:05
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In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 16:05
In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 16:05
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
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I uninstalled and reinstalled snappy daemon!
sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd
sudo apt install snapd
Everything is working again!
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I uninstalled and reinstalled snappy daemon!
sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd
sudo apt install snapd
Everything is working again!
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I uninstalled and reinstalled snappy daemon!
sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd
sudo apt install snapd
Everything is working again!
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I uninstalled and reinstalled snappy daemon!
sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd
sudo apt install snapd
Everything is working again!
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I uninstalled and reinstalled snappy daemon!
sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd
sudo apt install snapd
Everything is working again!
edited Sep 21 at 13:26
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In which directory did you run the command? There is no way to revert changes made by chmod unless you know which permissions the affected files and folders had before issuing chmod.
– mook765
Sep 18 at 12:00
desktop terminal
– Cougar
Sep 18 at 12:15
@Cougar mook765 wanted to know where in the filesystem you were when you entered that command. Had you just opened the terminal? Were you at ~/ your home directory, or in some other directory? Please click edit and add that vital information to your question.. Please so not click Add Comment; instead, use edit.
– K7AAY
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