Closed Jonnobrow closed 4 years ago
Well, that was stupid of me. I never really thought of this, just assumed that you did not have access to it. I probably used sudo when I set everything up in the first place which caused the permissions to change.
What command did you use to restore the default privileges?
Thank you!
What command did you use to restore the default privileges?
I used chown username ~/.mozilla/native-messaging-host
but an easier solution might be to delete the directory if you have no other messaging hosts and start again.
Glad I could help :)
I have removed the sudos from the setup file as they shouldn't be required.
The
~/.mozilla
directory is in the user space and therefore no root privileges are needed to modify files.I discovered this when trying to install another native messaging host and seeing that it failed because Pywalfox had set root privileges on the
~/.mozilla/native-messaging-hosts
directory.