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i have using centos 5.5 file server with ad authedication and for few month i got some issue and the issue is file read only problem and i have done changed to default permission and also chmod to 02775 and also changed changed owner permission to administrator and group and its work but still problem not yet solved some of the files are shown read only problem
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You can change permissions of files when you own them or when you are logged in as root. As root you should be able to change everything according to your needs.
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