Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4054 mails)

[Patrick Shanahan <ptilopteri@xxxxxxxxx>]

* kanenas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <kanenas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> [01-08-06 15:04]:
> If I am logged in as user x, in session y, I only want control of the files 
> that are deleted in session y. Currently, if i switch to su in session y, the 
> deleted files go to root. 

NO, if you su, you are in a shell and if you rm files, they 'do not' go
into a 'trash bucket'.  They are removed from existance.  There is no
worry about them not being GONE.  

> I only want final delete control of these files, not anyone else's. The
> simplest way to do that is to put *all* files deleted during my session
> y in *one* trash bin, controlled by...user x in session y:). It should
> be simple enough to see that no control over others is sought, Lord 
> knows our government is trying enough of that stupidity...  

This has nothing to do with politics.  You should join another news
group or mailing list if you wish to discuss politics or bash
politicians and/or governments.

when you 'sh' to root, you are in another session.  You are no longer
{user}, you are root.

that's how *nix was designed.  It is not windoz.

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