Insufficient Permissions
Symptoms
When a host-related application is deployed, and the error message "insufficient permissions" is displayed, indicating that you do not have permissions to access the current file or folder.
Cause Analysis
You do not have permissions to access the current file or folder.
Solution
- Switch to other files that you have permissions to access.
- Use a user account with higher permissions, for example, root.
- Grant higher permissions to the user account you are using. For example, to grant all permissions to a user account, add 'user ALL=(ALL) ALL' to the /etc/sudoers file. user indicates the user to grant higher permissions to.
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