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When I change a bash script (Ubuntu 10.04), the script gets changed, but when I run it it runs an older version and the changes made are ignored.
And some files, it just says that the file does not exist (even though it does…)
I assume it has something to do with permissions, even though I have made sure the files are marked Read&Write for all users and executable. But it is perhaps a permission I need to change on a ‘higher level’?
Desperate
I changed permissions for the folder and then restarted the computer. Then it worked (but had to restart which I think is a bit odd). Anyway now it works 🙂