Re: What Would You Say to This?

From: simon.swegles@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 23 Mar 2006 20:22:34 -0800

My apologies. What I am trying to achieve is to delete the file
"DSC01245_0.thumbnail.jpg" from my system. It has permissions set
"?rwsrwSr-T" which do not allow ROOT to make any changes to it. It is
in a public web home. I am unsure how to proceed with removal of the
file, and would like to know if the permissions, owner/group
combination, or filesize (3.2gb) indicate something I should be more
concerned about than I already am.

The directory is /home/simon/www/files/images/temp/.

.

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