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| * You are trying to connect with super-user account (''root''), without having allowed that. Please read [[faq_su|FAQ]]. | * You are trying to connect with super-user account (''root''), without having allowed that. Please read [[faq_su|FAQ]]. | ||
| It may help to check log file of your server to see an actual reason, it denied you an access. | It may help to check log file of your server to see an actual reason, it denied you an access. | ||
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| + | ===== [[permission_denied]] Permission denied ===== | ||
| + | You do not have a sufficient permissions (access rights) to a resource, such as a file or directory, to perform the operation. | ||
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| + | You should contact the server administrator to resolve the problem. | ||
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| + | Access rights systems differ with operating system and the file server. With the most common combination of Unix-based system and OpenSSH: | ||
| + | * To see a directory contents you need to have read permissions to the directory; | ||
| + | * To read a file you need to have read permissions to the file; | ||
| + | * To write a file you need to have a write permissions to the file; | ||
| + | * To create or delete file you need have a write permissions to the directory; | ||
| + | * To change file or directory permissions you need to be its owner; | ||
| + | * To change file modification time you need to its owner. | ||
| ===== [[too_many_authentication_failures]] Server sent disconnect message type 2 (protocol error): "Too many authentication failures for root" ===== | ===== [[too_many_authentication_failures]] Server sent disconnect message type 2 (protocol error): "Too many authentication failures for root" ===== | ||