suddenly I have a padlock icon on my /root directory. The contents of the directory are as follows:
# ls -a ./ .cshrc .gnome/ .qt/ .xauthNME5mc ../ drakx/ .gnome2/ .rnd .xauthoAxEUc .bash_history .fonts.cache-1 .gnome2_private/ .rpmdrake .Xdefaults .bash_logout .gconf/ .gstreamer/ .tcshrc .bash_profile .gconfd/ .ICEauthority tmp/ .bashrc .gimp-1.2/ .kde/ .vimrc What may have caused this is I tried to remove my Mozilla program to install a newer version. However, I ended up with a /.mozilla/ directory in / also with a padlock on the icon. I've looked in the MCC/security (I'm on Mandrake 10.0, running the KDE desktop environment) and find the permissions on the locked /root are 700 and I can't change them; my security level is (was) set at 2 with all defaults. Am I imagining things, or is this padlock a new thing? If it's new, how do I fix it? Mozilla won't let itself be uninstalled either - - I urpmi'd Mozilla and got the old 1.6 browser instead of the new 1.7.5 which is why I'm making this new mess today. I'll just complete the mess by instlling the new one despite the old one still in residence (which mozilla.org says not to do) - - I can always start again from scratch <sigh> Help? Julie MS is to OS as AOL is to ISP
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