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Kusalananda ♦
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Permission of root-owned folder

When I create a directory as a root user with permission 777, then I can delete it when I am logged in as default user but when I logged in as aa or bb user, I can't able to delete itsit. itsIt's showing permission denied.

My question is, why can my default user can delete that folder created by Rootroot and why other users can't, tough all are having 777 permission.

Permission of root folder

When I create a directory as a root user with permission 777, then I can delete it when I am logged in as default user but when I logged in as a or b user, I can't able to delete its. its showing permission denied.

My question is, why my default user can delete that folder created by Root and why other users can't, tough all are having 777 permission.

Permission of root-owned folder

When I create a directory as a root user with permission 777, then I can delete it when I am logged in as default user but when I logged in as a or b user, I can't able to delete it. It's showing permission denied.

My question is, why can my default user delete that folder created by root and why other users can't, tough all are having 777 permission.

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Subir Makur
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Permission of root folder

When I create a directory as a root user with permission 777, then I can delete it when I am logged in as default user but when I logged in as a or b user, I can't able to delete its. its showing permission denied.

My question is, why my default user can delete that folder created by Root and why other users can't, tough all are having 777 permission.