问题
I set up a virtualenv, which is working, but for some reason I need to use sudo for commands as simple as mkdir. Obviously I did something incorrectly. Any idea what it might be?
Thanks
回答1:
Check the directory permissions and owner and give:
$ sudo chown -R me:me virtualenvdir
$ sudo chmod -R a+rX virtualenvdir
change me with your username, typically $USER, and virtualenvdir with your virtualenv's work directory.
回答2:
The commands
cd test
sudo virtualenv python
creates a directory called python which is owned by root.
drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 2010-04-17 11:40 python
That would force you to use sudo for simple things like making a directory inside the python directory.
The fix would be to delete the python directory (saving data first if necessary) and issue the command
virtualenv python
without the sudo.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2658902/in-my-virtualenv-i-need-to-use-sudo-for-all-commands