I am new to RED-HAT Linux
but I was amazed at this behavior and can't find anything on
it.
I created some dummy files
as/owned by root on my WS with only "r" permission bit set for group and world.
Then I logged into the same box as a dumb test user with no privileges and used
"rm" to remove the file and god damn it I was given the option to remove the
"write protected file"
How do you turn this off,
do I have to use the non GNU "rm". Anyone help ???
Jon J
agere
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