Cant repair permission on usr/bin/lppasswd

Hi, when I run on a daily permission check on my imac. I came across with a error:
Sudo permission usr/bin/lppasswd has been modified and wont be repaired.
Now, i dont remember modifying anything,how can I fix this ?

you shouldn't have done that. this is a system file which the system might need for some printing operations. I would suggest you get it back. you can reinstall it from the leopard install DVD using [Pacifist|http://www.charlessoft.com>. and don't ever delete any system files. you might hose the system. why would you think it was ok to do?!

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I installed jdk-6u1-linux-i586-rpm.bin and I am getting strange errors like this:
1 When I simply run "java" in shell I get this:
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PJGNC wrote:
I searched the forum and found a solved thread that discussed using a terminal command as follows from V.K.:
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-rwsr-xr-x 1 root wheel - 47472 3 Sep 21:24 /usr/bin/lppasswd
then you are fine and there is nothing wrong with your permissions."
I ran it and mine are the same except for the date. Mine came back as follows:
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You're cool.
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As long as everything else is OK, it's really just a minor Apple bug. There is a permissions database from which the DU takes orders, so to speak. If a file's permissions differ from what the database says they should be, you get a warning. AFAIK, the problem is with the database, not with anything else.
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You can check other posts of mine and others for the link to the Apple download page.
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Thanx Chok. I know that. That's why I'm posting this. This app was make for debian so it's something to do with:
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solved...I removed [/usr/bin/install -m 755] and replaced with [install]
so it looked like this:
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kabads wrote: and after reading the docs on the wiki, I'm still none the wiser.
What exactly have you been reading? Because if you take /usr/share/pacman/PKGBUILD.proto or read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Creating_Packages, you can't get to what you have without some serious changes. It seems like you took some bad and old PKGBUILD (not PKGFILE) as a starting point instead of more official/up-to-date docs.
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