Access to /etc/network/interfaces denied
Disregard. Thanks to all who have looked at this. I found the answer in nano; not sudo. I am editing the file now.
:( My screen shows me@ubuntu-server:$ I typed the following after the $ sign: /etc/network/interfaces I received: -bash /etc/network/interfaces: Permission Denied When I installed the server I was prompted to input a username and password. I did. Am I--the user--not the administrator? Do I need to sign in as root? I tried also entering: sudo /etc/network/interfaces to no avail. |
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Also, if you're running without a GUI, consider doing an apt-get install mc. Then the sudo mc will give you a nice two pane file manager, and a reasonably wysiwug editor (mcedit) that works from the command line. |
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You need a command preceding it, such as vi (open with the vi editor), less (open with less), cat (concatenate, or display the contents of), or the like. try Code:
cat /etc/network/interfaces |
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