Error: port activate failed: Registry error: No port of e installed.

[John B Brown]

On 10/12/10 5:34 PM, dgentry at localbusinesswebsites.com wrote:
> Rainer,
>
> I installed Xcode successfully.
>
> When I ran "sudo port install apache2," I got:
> "sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 0666, should be 0440
> Segmentation fault"
>
> I googled that result and then I ran "chmod 0440 /etc/sudoers."  The result was:
> "chmod: Unable to change file mode on /etc/sudoers: Operation not permitted."
>

	There are at least two "sure fire" methods of correcting any file 
"permissions" problems in Mac OS 10.6; run Disk Utility App or/and 
install the 10.6.4 combo update. The disk utility allows for detecting 
and correcting file permissions errors. The update generally corrects 
permissions errors in the file system. Whether it corrects /etc/sudoers 
I do not know, but the disk utility can and will make the changes 
without any arguments.

	Well, sort of, as with any automatic Apple computer process.

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