"Could not save session to file" in Ubuntu 10.04

[seridyan]

Could not save session to file /home/<user>/.config/Nokia/qtcreator/default.qws\

Tried to install it from ubuntu repositories, from the .bin downloaded from qt.nokia.com.

Tried to install it as root having always same results.

I read somewhere that i had to increase privileges to that folder, but i am having the same error.

It appears 2 times after creating any project and sometimes after a compilation.

Edit: Moved to Tools forum; Andre

[goetz]

Do you mind to tell us what you are trying to do?

[andre]

Perhaps ask for help on a ubuntu channel too? Seems like a distribution issue, not so much a Creator issue?

[seridyan]

[quote author="Volker" date="1299845680"]Do you mind to tell us what you are trying to do?[/quote]

i am trying to use Qt Creator for the first time without any issues.

[andre]

[quote author="seridyan" date="1299848610"]
i am trying to use Qt Creator for the first time without any issues.
[/quote]

Fair enough. Could you please post your actual permissions for the /home/<user>/.config/Nokia/qtcreator/ directory?

[goetz]

[quote author="Andre" date="1299850317"][quote author="seridyan" date="1299848610"]
i am trying to use Qt Creator for the first time without any issues.
[/quote]

Fair enough. Could you please post your actual permissions for the /home/<user>/.config/Nokia/qtcreator/ directory?[/quote]

And probably those in the path above too - it could be that some directory in the path is closed for write access.

[seridyan]

[quote author="Andre" date="1299850317"]
Fair enough. Could you please post your actual permissions for the /home/<user>/.config/Nokia/qtcreator/ directory?[/quote]

that folder have root permissions. owner: create and delete, group: acces files, others: acces files.

it says: "you are not the owner, so you cannot change these permissions"

which command should i use in the terminal to change permissions to this rooted folder?

[goetz]

@
sudo chown user:group directoryname
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EDIT:
if that doesn't work try in one of the dirs above, for example:

@
sudo chown -R user:group /home/<user>/.config
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[seridyan]

Thank you very much, it worked with:

@sudo chown -R user /home<user>/.config/Nokia@