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I recently installed Arch and got KDE installed, but could only logon to KDE as root. I found that the /tmp directory appeared to not give regular users any rights and did a chmod on the directory.
Now I am curious if I needed to do that or if there may have been some other issue -- what are the proper rights settings for the tmp directory?
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> ls -ld /tmp
drwxrwxrwt 18 root root 420 2008-02-15 20:42 /tmp/Offline
> ls -ld /tmp
drwxrwxrwx 8 root root 4096 Feb 15 15:21:01 /tmpIs what I get... I noticed the t at the end of yours... was that a typo or do I need to modify mine?
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No it is a t.
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so I just need to make mine 'sticky'?
Last edited by indigo196 (2008-02-16 02:24:28)
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so I just need to make mine 'sticky'?
Yes. Either do "chmod +t /tmp" or "chmod 1777 /tmp" as root -- both should accomplish the same thing.
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thanks... as another Q: Is this abnormal that it would be this way after an install or did I miss the step in the documentation?
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It's abnormal. A little bug crawled into the installer recently...
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