

Retrieving repository ' VirtualBox for openSUSE 12.3' metadata. Repository ' openSUSE-13.2-Oss' is up to date. Repository ' openSUSE-13.2-Non-Oss' is up to date. Repository ' openSUSE-13.2-0' is up to date. linuxhelp:/etc/zypp/repos.d # zypper refresh Run the following command to referesh the repository. Then download the virtual box repo file by running the following command. To install Oracle VirtualBoxįirst of all, navigate to the OpenSUSE repo directory. VirtualBox may be installed on any number of host operating systems that includes Linux, Windows, Solaris etc. It is an open-source hypervisor for x86 computers from Oracle Corporation. I did this on my development server at home and it worked fine, when you deploy to a public server, check with the sys admin for correct owner/permissions.įor more information search for errors on upload.php and similar issues on wordpress.Īlso before and after, use this command to monitor file access, it will tell you what the web server is failing on.In this tutorial we will learn the procedures to install Oracle VirtualBox in OpenSUSE. To check the apache2 user use… ps -aux | grep apache2Īfter you modify your owner/permissions, I deleted the flipbook pdf file I made and created a new one with the new ownership.


Where ‘-R’ means recursive and ‘www-data’ is the apache2 user/group.Īlso this will probably work… chmod -R 777 uploadsīeware that chmod 777 allows EVERYONE to modify these directories which on a real deployment can cause BIG problems! You need to change file ownership and/or permissions of the upload directory. I usually log in as root and move/copy files as root. I found out the issue on my own and its Linux file permissions and ownership.
