Jamie Jackson wrote:
> Could someone swing by here
> (http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7164655&postcount=4) and help me
> fix my groups file? I accidentally walked into this bug, too, and just
> need help repairing the damage. I see a few fixes mentioned in the
> comments in this bug, but don't know what the smartest solution is.
Should start your system in safe mode (root) and nano edit /etc/group
Jamie Jackson wrote: ubuntuforums. org/showpost. php?p=7164655& postcount= 4) and help me
> Could someone swing by here
> (http://
> fix my groups file? I accidentally walked into this bug, too, and just
> need help repairing the damage. I see a few fixes mentioned in the
> comments in this bug, but don't know what the smartest solution is.
Should start your system in safe mode (root) and nano edit /etc/group
Follows a segment of mine:
messagebus:x:117: 121:lmario, lucio x:122:lmario, lucio x:123:lucio, lmario
polkituser:x:118:
avahi:x:119:
haldaemon:x:120:
admin:x:
lmario:x:1000:
sambashare:
vboxusers:
lucio:x:1002:lucio
below yours:
polkituser:x:118: x:122:jamie
avahi:x:119:
haldaemon:x:120:
admin:x:1006:
jamie:x:1000:
sambashare:
heidi:x:1001:
Notice there is a gap between 120 and 122 - I guess 121 used to be your
admin. Just a guess.
If I were you, after backing up the file, I would remove all references
to admin and include
admin:x:121:
and reboot and check if works.
Or better, wait for the experts opinions
Good luck,
Lucio
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