G granka macrumors member Original poster Mar 3, 2008 #1 execute this command using ssh or terminal ... chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile i'm trying to fix my 1.1.4 mail app crashing and this is the way to do it. i've just ssh into my phone using cyberduck now what do i do? can smeone help me out?
execute this command using ssh or terminal ... chown -R mobile:mobile /private/var/mobile i'm trying to fix my 1.1.4 mail app crashing and this is the way to do it. i've just ssh into my phone using cyberduck now what do i do? can smeone help me out?
A ajl917 macrumors 6502 Mar 4, 2008 #3 Terminal on your phone is probably the same thing, but just bring up WinSCP, Ctrl+T, copy and paste that line in, click execute, wait a lil bit, and done...
Terminal on your phone is probably the same thing, but just bring up WinSCP, Ctrl+T, copy and paste that line in, click execute, wait a lil bit, and done...
D darngooddesign macrumors Core Mar 4, 2008 #4 granka said: i've just ssh into my phone using cyberduck now what do i do? Click to expand... You don't need Terminal if you can sFTP your phone. In CyberDuck, assuming it works like Transmit, get info on your app filder and set the permissions to 755. Do the same for the contents of the folder.
granka said: i've just ssh into my phone using cyberduck now what do i do? Click to expand... You don't need Terminal if you can sFTP your phone. In CyberDuck, assuming it works like Transmit, get info on your app filder and set the permissions to 755. Do the same for the contents of the folder.
C chaoticbear macrumors 6502 Mar 6, 2008 #5 I just figured this out, so here I am to help! Open up Terminal, and type "ssh root@your.phone.ip.address" It will prompt for a password, then just paste the command you need to run into Terminal.
I just figured this out, so here I am to help! Open up Terminal, and type "ssh root@your.phone.ip.address" It will prompt for a password, then just paste the command you need to run into Terminal.