Besides being off-topic (fedora-list would be on-topic for this
question), ...
On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 17:12 -0800, Miller, Marc wrote:
> In order to delete the file, you must:
> * have write access to the file
no. I can delete root-owned files in my directories even if I don't have
any rights on the files themselves.
> * have write access to the directory
> * the sTicky bit (chmod +t) must not be set on the directory (sTicky is
> rare)
No. The sticky bit on a directory specifies that contrary to the above
only file owners can delete their files, handy for world-writable
directories like /tmp and /dev/shm.
Nils
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