F10 oddities

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Greetings;

This F10 upgrade is beginning to stabilize, so I thought I'd restart amanda 
tonight by going to her home dir, becoming amanda, and installing the latest 
bleeding edge of 2.6.2alpha-0227.

But when I did an 'ls' (as amanda) to get the file listing preparatory to 
calling tar xzf on the latest tarball, I was greeted by a no permission 
response.  This user directory was not touched all this time that I'm aware 
of, so it should have still been 100% owned by amanda:disk.  But there were 
files owned by root that were not the parent tarballs, and some files were 
even owned by me, gene!  Most obvious was the stuff linked to in /var/tmp and 
in /tmp, so in addition to doing a chown -R as root to everything, I had to go 
fiddle with subdir ownerships in both /tmp and /var/tmp, stuff whose names 
were kde related.  But I have never ran kde as amanda!

Anyway, it is now sorted and amanda should try to back the whole maryann up 
tonight since enough time has elapsed and everything is now stale.  With a 1TB 
drive and about 90GB of data, it should be done by the time I get up in the 
morning.  IF there are no more surprises that is.  That dull knocking sound?  
Yeah...

Anybody got a clue for sale about how those perms may have gotten fubared?  It 
appears I'm fresh out.

Thanks.

-- 
Cheers, Gene
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is like pushing an elephant through a keyhole.

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