> > If you type ls at the command line, you will see these attributes listed in > the left column. "drwxrwxrwx" The first character, if "d" means directory, > if "-", file. the first "rwx" are the root permissions, the second, group > permissions, and the third, user permissions. "kfm" is writeable by root, > read- and exectuable by all with permissions set to "-rwxr-xr-x" > Correction, the first "rwx" refers to the owner, the second "rwx" refers to the group, and the third "rwx" refers to the world, there is no way to set the permissions for root. Joseph H. Perry Oracle DBA Columbus State University 4225 University Ave Columbus, GA 31907-5645 (706) 568-2063 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
