Well, I'm not positive the sticky bit is what you need, but I believe the
proper syntax for it is "chmod a+t". "chmod g+s" is for setgid (set group
id) bit, as I recall....
matt
At 11:45 AM -0500 3/21/99, Rick Zeman wrote:
>Say I have a group called macusers with the mac users as the only
>members. I do a chmod g+s macusers -R to apply that to the heirarchy.
>Right now, all of the files are owned by me (user rzeman) since I copied
>them in.
>If I go to a differnet workstation, using a different login...I can still
>delete the files that I'm an owner of--as another user. Gack. I don't
>understand this.
