🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Apr09.170729.2403@hiss.han.de> fifi@hiss.han.de (Axel  
Zinser) writes:
> Hi,
> 
> I just connect my old 105-MB hard disk as a second disk to my  
NeXTstation.
> All worked fine up to the moment I recognized that the ownership of all
> files had been changed to fifi.nogroup (my own id is fifi.fifi). I  
restored
> the ownership, checked it and continued working. After a while I again
> looked for the files on the second hard disk and - damned - the  
ownership
> had been changed to fifi.nogroup again.... Can anyone tell me, why that
> happens and/or which task does it? (I'll kill it :-))
> 
> Thanks, Axel

The same thing has been happening to me lately. The ownership of my  
external HD and everything on it changes to whoever loged in last.  It  
must not be happening every time, though, because I found out when I was  
told that I didn't have permission for a file on the external that I use  
often.  I checked into it and found that everything was owned by one of  
the other users on my machine.  It seems like it happens often, but not  
every time.  I'm root here too, so the other usrs aren't doing it.

Hummmm......
Brett Bullock
brett@proimage.toledo.oh.us (NeXTmail)
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Brett Bullock
brett@proimage.toledo.oh.us (NeXTmail)
bbulloc@bgsu.edu