OK, Dave.
I'll be carefull. If than, I'll just create a subdirectory which shared to the others operating system and users.... so I can do "chmod 777" only for the subdirectory.
I feel this mailing list with the friends inside is so generous to me. You all help me a lot. My boss is so mise for hand because he doesn't want to teach me even only a little bit. I'm lucky this mailing list has so many generous guys.
Thank you very much, my friends.
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 16:47:14 +0100
Dave Howorth
Michael Derek Barnett wrote:
if you are the only one on your system, the simplest thing to do would be (at a command prompt as root) chown patrickh datatank which would set you as the owner user of the file.
Patrik, *DON'T DO THIS*.
Michael, these partitions are the root filesystems of other operating systems. He can't cavalierly change permissions on them if he ever wants them to boot and work as before.
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