Fixing an error condition for 'rm -P'

I have rm aliased to '/bin/rm -P', mostly for fun, but I like the idea. There is an oddity however when you use the -P flag, and the file is not writable. The check() function in rm.c specifically ignores this condition, and lets the thing fail later in the program. I think this is bad on an

Fixing an error condition for 'rm -P'

I have rm aliased to '/bin/rm -P', mostly for fun, but I like the idea. There is an oddity however when you use the -P flag, and the file is not writable. The check() function in rm.c specifically ignores this condition, and lets the thing fail later in the program. I think this is bad on an