Need help with setting installer on root:wheel

[ddk]

I'm a little stuck here and need some help, story is i'm one of those unlucky one with problem updating installer to 3.1, so i manually ssh it into my touch, running on 1.1.4, now it works but i get this msg saying installer should be set to root:wheel..

Does anyone know how i set this? i've looked around but i just can't find any info on it, i found something bout UID = root and GID = wheel? not sure bout it but I'm using winscp and i tried ticking the two boxes next to them under propertise for the installer.app folder, the octal changes to 6755 then when i go ok however, it doesn't change, the boxes gets unticked.

so am i doing something wrong? or am i suppose to do something else first?

Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.

[Sparblaze]

I'm having the same problem.

[AKA_Ben]

To change the owner and group properties for directories/apps/files you'll need to open up the directory in PuTTY and execute a chmod command.

I forget the specific commands though so I guess I'm not much help. You'll use "chmod root /Applications/Installer" to set the owner but I forgot the group.

[moppsy]

To change the owner and group properties for directories/apps/files you'll need to open up the directory in PuTTY and execute a chmod command.

I forget the specific commands though so I guess I'm not much help. You'll use "chmod root /Applications/Installer" to set the owner but I forgot the group.

Close, but the correct command is chown, change ownership.
You should run something like this

chown -R root /Applications/Installer

if you feel you want to change the group too, then do this

chown -R root:wheel /Applications/Installer

It's kind of silly to put it into the wheel group, but if you want go ahead.
I would suggest

chown -R root:admin /Applications/Installer

be the command you run.

[ddk]

Close, but the correct command is chown, change ownership.
You should run something like this

chown -R root /Applications/Installer

if you feel you want to change the group too, then do this

chown -R root:wheel /Applications/Installer

It's kind of silly to put it into the wheel group, but if you want go ahead.
I would suggest

chown -R root:admin /Applications/Installer

be the command you run.

Thanks for that

[Trixter69]

When I try this I get this error:

dyld: Library not loaded: libarmfp.dylib
Referenced from: /usr/bin/chown
Reason: unsafe use of relative path libarmfp.dylib in /usr/bin/chown with setuid binary

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