Josh,
I expect that the important information in that chflags command is actually the
nouchg part. In most unix file manipulation commands like chmod, cp a dash
capital R (-R) is used to say do this command recursively. In other words don't
just change this folder but change every file and
Hi everyone,
So I figured out the problem regarding the trash and my Time Machine backup.
The solution is pretty simple actually, at least for me.
Setting chflags to -R on any file will unlock it if it happens to be locked.
So, in terminal, you can do:
chflags -R nouchg
To have the path of the
