> What are the results of the commands "ls -ld /" and "id" (type them
> each, without quotes, in a Terminal or xterm window).
> 
> Have you ever deleted anything from your /Library/Receipts folder?
> 
> dan
> 

First, I confirm I have run Repair Disk Permissions, to no avail. 
As for the outpiut of the above commands, 
see below. Note that I have created a non-privileged user, 
"marciano", who cannot "sudo", and a user with 
administrator rights, "theboss", who can. 

Last login: Sun Jun 19 09:52:29 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
MargiePB:~ marciano$ ls -ld /
drwxrwxr-t   30 root  admin  1122 Jun 17 16:22 /
MargiePB:~ marciano$ su theboss
Password:
MargiePB:/Users/marciano theboss$ ls -ld / 
drwxrwxr-t   30 root  admin  1122 Jun 17 16:22 /
MargiePB:/Users/marciano theboss$ id
uid=502(theboss) gid=502(theboss) groups=502(theboss), 
81(appserveradm), 79(appserverusr), 80
(admin)
MargiePB:/Users/marciano theboss$ exit
exit
MargiePB:~ marciano$ id
uid=501(marciano) gid=501(marciano) groups=501(marciano)
MargiePB:~ marciano$ 





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