"David C. Winters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip: wrong /tmp permissions]
> That was it--my clue was when X didn't start either. Now I need to try to
> track down whatever it was I did that changed its perms. I posted my
> question too soon--sorry, everyone, for the wasted bandwidth.
It happened to me once when I tarred up ".", then untarred it in /tmp
to check it went right. /tmp got the permissions of the original "."
directory. (Moral: don't "tar .", instead "tar .* *" in zsh, and/or
be careful untarring as root.)
--
Carey Evans <*> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Linux and Linux-like systems such as UNIX(R) and FreeBSD..."
- Yggdrasil Computing, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
