I am trying to increase my “swapiness” from default 60 to 10. I am getting this error. (Ubuntu 18.10)












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As u can see. At first its permission denied . And now "Unable to handle "admin: " locations.










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      As u can see. At first its permission denied . And now "Unable to handle "admin: " locations.










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      As u can see. At first its permission denied . And now "Unable to handle "admin: " locations.







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          You need to add admin:// to the beginning of the full path to your preferred file to use the GVfs admin backend.



          Since you're trying to open the /etc/sysctl.conf file, you need to run



          gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf





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          • Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago











          • same issue. Unable to handle admin....

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago











          • @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

            – pomsky
            6 hours ago











          • The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago



















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          well, i don't know what was wrong but going manually through "cd /etc" and used "sudo nano" to edit. That solved my issue.






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            You need to add admin:// to the beginning of the full path to your preferred file to use the GVfs admin backend.



            Since you're trying to open the /etc/sysctl.conf file, you need to run



            gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf





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            • Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • same issue. Unable to handle admin....

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

              – pomsky
              6 hours ago











            • The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago
















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            You need to add admin:// to the beginning of the full path to your preferred file to use the GVfs admin backend.



            Since you're trying to open the /etc/sysctl.conf file, you need to run



            gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf





            share|improve this answer
























            • Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • same issue. Unable to handle admin....

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

              – pomsky
              6 hours ago











            • The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago














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            You need to add admin:// to the beginning of the full path to your preferred file to use the GVfs admin backend.



            Since you're trying to open the /etc/sysctl.conf file, you need to run



            gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf





            share|improve this answer













            You need to add admin:// to the beginning of the full path to your preferred file to use the GVfs admin backend.



            Since you're trying to open the /etc/sysctl.conf file, you need to run



            gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf






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            • Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • same issue. Unable to handle admin....

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

              – pomsky
              6 hours ago











            • The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago



















            • Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • same issue. Unable to handle admin....

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago











            • @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

              – pomsky
              6 hours ago











            • The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

              – Prabesh bhattarai
              6 hours ago

















            Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago





            Well i did "gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf" without doing anything. It didn't do anything.

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago













            same issue. Unable to handle admin....

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago





            same issue. Unable to handle admin....

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago













            @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

            – pomsky
            6 hours ago





            @Prabeshbhattarai Then you probably don't have gvfs-backends installed. Install it first by running sudo apt install gvfs-backends, after that run gedit admin:///etc/sysctl.conf.

            – pomsky
            6 hours ago













            The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago





            The gvfs is already installed. It says, "** (gedit:20502): WARNING **: 15:38:54.588: The specified location is not mounted"

            – Prabesh bhattarai
            6 hours ago













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            well, i don't know what was wrong but going manually through "cd /etc" and used "sudo nano" to edit. That solved my issue.






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              well, i don't know what was wrong but going manually through "cd /etc" and used "sudo nano" to edit. That solved my issue.






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                well, i don't know what was wrong but going manually through "cd /etc" and used "sudo nano" to edit. That solved my issue.






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                well, i don't know what was wrong but going manually through "cd /etc" and used "sudo nano" to edit. That solved my issue.







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