Boot Errors "gamin touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/libnotify: permission denied"

[baz]

When I boot I get 5 permission denied errors (if I showapps):

gnome-icon-theme touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/shared-mime-info: permission denied
shared-mime-info touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/gamin: permission denied
gamin touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/libnotify: permission denied
libnotify touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/hal: permission denied
hal touch: /usr/local/tce.installed/libpci: permission denied

I don't think this is causing me any issues yet, but would like to know what it is and whether there could be some repercussions from it.

Cheers,
Baz

[Juanito]

This probably comes from an extension with incorrect permissions on /usr/local/tce.installed - it will be the one loaded immediately before those listed with the error

[baz]

I think it is related to XFCE and I know it was just updated recently, perhaps something needs to be looked at in there - although it does load fine. I guess I should just make sure all those files have rw on tc:staff?

[Juanito]

The folder needs "chmod 775"/"chown root:staff"

[curaga]

First, please check you have the latest extensions. Then,
use this script to check which extension it is:

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=5139.0

[baz]

Fun script, I got:

Wrong perms on alsa-config
Wrong perms on gnome-icon-theme
Wrong perms on schumacher-clean-fonts

What next?

[Juanito]

If you're using the latest version of those extensions, then the extension maker ideally should correct the permissions, but I have a feeling that Jason has a script he can run to fix things.

If you feel at ease with handling extensions, you could fix yours locally in the meantime.

[baz]

I should really get into extensions, that's next on my learning list.

[Jason W]

Curaga's script is a little different than the check I use, as mine allows for set group id, which for tce.installed purposes is probably harmless. 

[curaga]

True, it was pretty quickly put up. Updated it to check for that as well.

[Jason W]

Looking at your method, I will likely use it to reduce coreutils dependencies for running the audit script.