At 02:07 +0100 on 20.03.00, andrew morgan wrote:
> It looks like the permissions on the .AppleDouble directory inside of
> Webfiles or Private files are too restrictive. On my system, these
> directories are set 711 and the files inside them are set 600. There is
> also the .AppleDesktop directory, which is in each user's home directory
> and is set to 711 permissions.
Thank you for your insight - really appreciated. Remind me to pay you
a beer (or softdrink if you so prefeer instead) if you plan to visit the
western parts of Norway ;-)
For my solution - see my other message in this thread.
During my initial setup I had no .AppleDesktop in the (test-)users directory
and everything seemed fine during file-operations. The directory was
(as now) read-only for the users. When my /var/log/messages filled with
errors I did create the directory and the errors went away.
The .AppleDouble directory is indeed created by the users when the first
access (copy/create) files in the sub-directories so the permission should
be fine here (which they apparently is after changeing group-ownership).
I have one questions conserning the .AppleDesktop directory:
What is the purpose of this directory?
What is stored in this directory other thant information about
Icons (as far as I can tell)?
Thanks in advance.
\Ruben.
