I have done the typical newbie error and have moved important bash folders by mistake using the command;
sudo mv /* ../../../../../programmingajax.com/
This has then gone and moved lots of important files and folders resulting in me not being able to use the command line properly.
However reading around the internet I found this which explains that I should use busybox to use commands such as mv.
So I ran this command to move all the folders back to there original location;
../../../../../programmingajax.com/bin/busybox mv ../../../../../programmingajax.com/* /
After doing that it now tells me that I cannot move (rename) these files as I do not have permission.
So I read here that I can use su
So I ran the command to try and move the folders back this time using su;
../../../../../programmingajax.com/bin/busybox su ../../../../../programmingajax.com/bin/busybox mv ../../../../../programmingajax.com/* /
But I get the error su: must be suid to work properly
Is there a way I can rectify this?
