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Can't access network interfaces anymore [Kinda urgent]
Post 302532262 by lukinhasb on Monday 20th of June 2011 11:29:14 AM
06-20-2011
So, it seems he can access the file, but even undoing the changes he said it's givin' errors... He sent me this screenshot:
It seems to be the file as it was, without my modifications, he didn't say what error was going on, I'll push him to give me more specific informations
-- UPDATE --
Ok se said he can edit and save the interfaces file, but when he restarts network (/etc/init.d/networking restart) it gives:
I told him to try chmod 777 /etc/network/interfaces
'Cause when I edited interfaces, I've donwloaded it with filezilla, edited and sent back, maybe chmods changed
It seems to be the file as it was, without my modifications, he didn't say what error was going on, I'll push him to give me more specific informations
-- UPDATE --
Ok se said he can edit and save the interfaces file, but when he restarts network (/etc/init.d/networking restart) it gives:
I told him to try chmod 777 /etc/network/interfaces
'Cause when I edited interfaces, I've donwloaded it with filezilla, edited and sent back, maybe chmods changed
Last edited by lukinhasb; 06-20-2011 at 12:34 PM..
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