home/$user directory files problem is solved. It was a gvfs problem.
[QUOTE=yuhuntero;1263178]- Backup the file vfs-fuse-daemon as
vfs-fuse-daemon.bak
- Make a new blank file vfs-fuse-daemon, and make it executable
Because the vfs-fuse-daemon is call from the code, we could not do any
setting to disable it. But we can cheat it as do above. As I know the
vfs-fuse-daemon is only need in limitd cases.[/QUOTE]
This worked like a charm. Had to do hard reboot however.
Thanks again to all who helped solve this problem and to all those who
tried. I really did not want to re-install to fix it.
ay
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