access to files...

[Dolda2000]

Your home dir is chmod'ed to give you full access by default.

If I understood you correctly, you can't create new files/dirs in a directory that you created while you were root, right? In that case, it's only natural. That directory will be owned by root, and thus only root can modify it. To fix that, either chown it so that you own it ("chmod mosg: thedirname"), or chmod it to give everyone write permission to it ("chmod 777 thedirname").

[sarumont]

If you create a folder/file with root, then root owns it and other users (by default) can't write or execute it. This means no subdirectory creation. So change to root and do this:

chown -R /home/mosg mosg

That will give mosg ownership of everything in /home/mosg. Now mosg will be able to create anything under that tree.

[mosg]

Thanks guys, u really help me. Now i have full access to files i needed!!!!...

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