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 Apple FixApplicationsFolderPermissions - 1.0sets directory privileges |
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5 stars for… - Version: 1.0, 5/8/2002 01:18PM PST
Down Under
strobes info.... i had some trash problems, and found out if there is 1 file you dont have persmission to it says you can not empty the trash and asks if you want to continue or not,.... nothing will get emptied even if you select continue from the dialog that pops up. so i just dragged all the files into an new folder on the desktop, typed the magic code (here it is again just in case) - "sudo chown -R myusername file/folder path" and then i dragged the folder into the terminal and it copied the file path down for me... nice.
I have always… - Version: 1.0, 2/18/2002 05:23AM PST
Thain Esh Kelch
had permission to my app's folder, but then I used this little app (Just to make sure) and now I don't have permission! *Grrr* -Whats wrong with Apple now a days ? >:( -ThxX Strobe, your 'trick' did the job!
all i did… - Version: 1.0, 2/16/2002 09:48PM PST
macintosh16tx
to get permission to empty trash and other things was login as my root user, go into my user name in the users in my HD and give myself the read & write privs on everything, then i could do everything. Weird!
