xfce-mcs-manager-CRITICAL...

[Álvaro Lopes]

gv wrote:
>      Allow me to insist... ;-)
> 
>      I've tried with a new user, same problem: only root has right to 
> start xfce-setting-show...
> 
>      A new one: now I can log as root in a console and start the 
> settings; it works for the current session but the config vanishes at 
> logout. I saw that when I was making changes as root (in an user 
> session), the modified config files were those under 
> /root/.config/xfce4/; I copied and changed the owner/grp into my 
> ~/.config/xfce4/, but unsuccessfully.
> 
>      Any idea?
> 
>      Thanks in advance,

Might this be an issue with /usr/whatever permissions?

Try "strace -f xfce-setting-show 2>&1 | grep EPERM" to see if some file you should have read permissions does not have it.

Might be also execute flag (like in directories). I think also if you do a
	
	find /usr -type f -exec cat '{}' \; > /dev/null

and watch for permission denied, it might give you a clue.



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