That is very logic. And I should have known it (?!)
Thank you.
josep
> No write access on file means, you can not write into the file.
>
> Deleting a file != writing into the file
>
> So, the operation is allowed.
>
> However, deleting a file = writing into the directory.
>
> Because when you de
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 7:56 PM, wrote:
> Hi guys! Something is very weird or I didn't sleep enough last night. I am
> puzzled. How can an ordinary user delete a file he has no write access?
>
> See this example:
> p...@montblanc:~$ cd /tmp/
> p...@montblanc:/tmp$ mkdir test; cd test
> p...@montb
Hi guys! Something is very weird or I didn't sleep enough last night. I am
puzzled. How can an ordinary user delete a file he has no write access?
See this example:
p...@montblanc:~$ cd /tmp/
p...@montblanc:/tmp$ mkdir test; cd test
p...@montblanc:/tmp/test$ sudo touch file_owned_by_root
p...@mont
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