Hello, A while back I created a user by the normal procedure of adding it to the FS and running auth/changeuser, then logging in as the user and running /sys/lib/newuser. However, it turns out that all the files created for the user had awkward permissions on them -- specifically, the group and user attributes of every file for the user were not precisely of that users. Here's an example of the user's cron DIR:
d-rwxr-xr-x M 2225 (user) (user) 0 Oct 28 13:15 /cron/user (notice theparentheses) the same is with the case of the user's home DIR (and files within) as well as mail box DIR, etc., etc.. The result of this is that the user itself can't access any such files or DIRs! It has access to none of its own stuff. I'm not sure where I (hostowner) could have gone wrong with this, perhaps some part of changeuser or adding the user to the FS? Anyways, currently, I've disabled the user account and would like to remove the user's cron, mail box, etc. files and DIRs from fossil, for purposes of organisation, but I'm (i.e., hostowner) unable to do any of that either, due to permissions. So, perhaps someone could lead me to the right direction in either restoring the user account or being able to remove all these "garbage-owner/group" files (from fossil)? Regards
