Well he formatted a partition on his drive, and could not write to it. It is
not like it was root. The only other way I would suggest would be
chmod 751 ****. I figure there is no network, and no major security issue at
home, therefore 777 should suffice, especially on new found drive space that
will most likely be used for storage, but I may be wrong.
On Friday 19 March 2004 1:38 pm, Bill Jonas wrote:
> Uh, that's a *really* *bad* idea. Why in the world
> do you think you Registered user #348490need to do that?
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