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    Pierrot2911
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    Hello, I want to open a project with Qt Docker and I have a message saying

    Cannot open ... permission denied. 
    

    With other projects, It's ok but with others, I have the error. A certain time ago,I remember have seen someone solving it with a Linux command containing three "?" but I don't remember it. Can I have some help, please?
    I'm quite niew, please be indulgent :-)

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      SGaist
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      Hi and welcome to devnet,

      Where are the files you are trying to open ?
      With what are you trying to open them ?

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      Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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      • P Pierrot2911

        Hello, I want to open a project with Qt Docker and I have a message saying

        Cannot open ... permission denied. 
        

        With other projects, It's ok but with others, I have the error. A certain time ago,I remember have seen someone solving it with a Linux command containing three "?" but I don't remember it. Can I have some help, please?
        I'm quite niew, please be indulgent :-)

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        ambershark
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        @Pierrot2911 If you are having permissions errors the command they gave you was probably a chmod. Something like chmod 644 filename. However without knowing the current permissions and seeing the file structure I don't want to give you a blanket command as it could really screw things up on your system.

        Can you show us the exact error message an a directory listing of the project, i.e. ls -lha /path/to/project?

        My L-GPL'd C++ Logger github.com/ambershark-mike/sharklog

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