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Originally Posted by kyllerbuzcut View Post
tried it. no change.

I am trying to find a way of removing bluetooth-pan now but it doesn't look as if anyone has removed it before, looking at these forums. I am hoping this might make the problem dissappear. Is there an easy way to 'reverse' a chmod command

this one for instance:

chmod u+x /home/user/bluetooth-pan.sh

and

echo "/home/user/bluetooth-pan.sh" | sudo gainroot
You'd reverse the chmod command by using "-" instead of "+" there, but that won't do anything useful here. You'd need to reverse everything that was actually carried out by the "/home/user/bluetooth-pan.sh" script. If you post the contents (cat /home/user/bluetooth-pan.sh) then someone might be able to help with a reversal script.

Originally Posted by kyllerbuzcut View Post
Is there a way to un-hide a directory. I don't know how or why it might be hidden, but some experiments have indicated that some things just can't see that directory at all (etc/sudoers.d) possibly due to permissions or something, I have no idea.
If the permissions were set to 755 as I suggested, then everything should be able to read it. Do you have any examples of things that can't see the directory at all?
 

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