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[jspdjanggo]

That will be an Ownership issue, use the Chown command (that is described in the page I linked to previously)

xampp can be installed and run on Arch Linux https://blog.dpkreativ.dev/how-to-insta ... arch-linux
With xampp starting it's ftp server then using an ftp client to create a folder and upload the Joomla zip will ... when * * You unzip it
* Point your browser at localhost/joomla_folder
* Install Joomla
will take care of file Ownership

the 'chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/joomla' ive found on previous link you sent me https://docs.joomla.org/Installing_Joom ... bian_Linux doesnt suits my existing system which are LAMP Stack systemd Arch Manjaro and those folder directory doesnt exist inside my var directory since previous installation has made it into srv/http so i change that on to 'sudo chown -R jspdjanggo /srv/http/ce5y'

it is still not working,.
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ive also tried with sudo chown -R root /srv/http/ce5y and still the same error

lol this one, no wonder its not working, i've input the wrong syntax it should be root:recent username I login on my laptop, since chown are change ownership and chmod are for modification to folder permission from 755 to 777 or just the ugo+rw

[Webdongle]

You can use xampp on linux localhost and manipulate the files with ftp
Or
You can chmod me Joomla folder
In either case it takes care of file Ownership.

File Ownership is different to file Permission