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Friday, April 11th 2008, 10:28am

KDevelop Permission denied, Err 126

hi,
I've just started programming c++ with g++ using KDevelop 3.5.8 on ubuntu 7.10 (just installed, true greenhorn to ubuntu).

First, I created hello-world program conventionally:

#include <cstdio>
int main() { printf("Hello World\n"); return 0;}

with gedit, compiling and linking it with g++ -o hello hello.cpp,
finally running it with ./hello worked fine and showed "Hello World" in console window.

Now I tried out this task in KDevelop 3.5.8. But serious error occured:

/home/dev/hello: Permission denied
*** Exited with status: 126 ***

Does KDevelop need special permissions on folder /home/dev/hello? On the other hand, using gedit and g++ wrote files to same folder and executing ./hello worked correctly.

Can anybody help me to solve thise problem? I really appreciate any help of you.

Best regards, cliff

I should note that I installed the complete KDevelop system on gnome-based Ubuntu 7.10 including some KDevelop docs. I have also installed auto make tool. Also, I have tried to check /etc/fstab whether exec option would be omitted, but /etc seems to be empty, no files were listed (insufficient privileges?)