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Bugzilla: Permission Denied (Clean Install of Slackware 13.1)

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – OK, my bad, I didn't back up the blasted /etc/httpd stuff. I do a "clean" root-only install; i.e., the only partitions that are formatted are the root and usr partition leaving the others untouched (so I don't have to restore the entire thing every time or fiddle with updating). That leaves almost everything in place with only a few edits and additions to make to get back in business; smart and dumb and the same time, sigh. The partitions look like this for what it's worth: Code: Filesystem          1K-blocks      (HowTos)

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