If unsure, find each package documentation.ĭo you know any other way to resolve this challenge? You are welcome to add it here. Settings > Apps > Strava > Permissions > Toggle Location ON. For example, but not limited to, somewhere into the user home folder. Often those configurations file(s) are stored at a different location.
If needed, and if appropriate you could manually reset the permissions on the configuration file(s) only. In other words, the configuration file will remains unaffected. Other files, such as configuration file(s) may not be affected. Related documentation at įormat: sudo aptitude -t -backports reinstall '~i'Įxample: sudo aptitude -t buster-backports reinstall '~i'ĭepending on the package, most of the time, those commands above will reset the permissions only on the package folder(s) & file(s). If you use Ubuntu, you would need to adapt this command. This option above is for Debian 10 Buster. Time needed for this command is similar to installing a new OS.įormat: sudo aptitude -t -backports reinstall Įxample: sudo aptitude -t buster-backports reinstall jami Such as, but not limited to, create a backup, check that you have enough available locale storage. Before executing this command, it is suggested to complete the appropriate actions. WARNING: This option above will both reinstall ALL already installed packages and reset their permissions to their default. Which will reset the package permissions to their default. Aptitude is a high-level package manager while Apt is lower-level package manager.Ĭhoose one of the four options below. In comparison, Apt lacks an interactive UI. Aptitude includes both an interactive UI and a text-only interface/CLI. Aptitude has more functionality than Apt. Note: For those not familiar with Aptitude, it is a package manager.
#Htc permissions reset install#
If not already done, using Terminal execute this command to install Aptitude Note: For those not familiar with Sudo, allow a Linux user(s) limited super user privileges If not already done, using Terminal execute this command to install Sudo This is important because in both steps 2 & 3 below all commands will be executed as this user. Using Terminal/Console, connect into the appropriate Linux user account. The end result is as if the package was freshly installed for the first time with its default permission. Including both the package folder(s) & file(s). Which automatically sets all the package permissions back to their default.
One easy, fast, and stable way to resolve this challenge is this command below.
#Htc permissions reset how to#
How to restore the package permissions to their default? This is the challenge. In turn, the package is no longer working properly, or no longer working at all, or the package security is weaker. Unless HTC is shipping devices with degraded batteries, that can't be the cause. After the installation, if somehow the permissions were changed on the packaged installed folder(s) or file(s). The ones that did, developed it out of the blue after a restart, in some cases on a replacement device less than a week or two after receipt from HTC. This documentation page is about resolving a specific challenge.
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