[OS X TeX] OT: authorizations in Leopard
George Gratzer
gratzer at ms.umanitoba.ca
Fri Nov 9 19:16:43 CET 2007
Question: if you erase and install and use the Migration Manager, do
you have the same problem?
GG
On Nov 9, 2007, at 11:53 AM, Bruno Voisin wrote:
> To continue with the flow of reports on the switch to Leopard,
> here's a quick word about authorization problems I'm experiencing
> after switching:
>
> - Usually I put software documentation (ReadMe files, user guides,
> etc.) in /Library/Documentation/. Most of the stuff I had put there
> in Tiger had me (the admin user bvoisin) as owner, and
> authorizations rwxr-xr-x. After performing an Archive & Install of
> Leopard, for some folders and files (not all, with no apparent
> logic), the ownership has been transfered to root implying that I
> cannot use the Finder to perform most modifications (name change,
> addition of files) and that I need to use sudo in Terminal instead.
>
> Specifically: my former Tiger setup, still visible in the Previous
> Systems area, was
>
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