Thank you!! By the way, could you please explain a little more what does this command do? sudo chown -R 'id -un' data/db.
sudo chown -R 'id -un' data/db
What does id -un stands for? Who is this guy? 😅
id -un
I think that's just a way of telling the chown command to change ownership to "current user", as in the user issuing the command at the moment. Note that those are backticks, not single quotes.
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Thank you!!
By the way, could you please explain a little more what does this command do?
sudo chown -R 'id -un' data/db.What does
id -unstands for? Who is this guy? 😅I think that's just a way of telling the chown command to change ownership to "current user", as in the user issuing the command at the moment. Note that those are backticks, not single quotes.
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