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Authored by: Cantus on Oct 14, '03 01:09:58PM
Apparently this user had ALL of his files in his Home directory changed to be owned by root.

In this case, then the only way to work around this issue is to change the WHOLE Home directory hierarchy's owner so it is owned by you.

The command to be issued is this case is:

    sudo chown -R username /Users/username/*

However, caution is advised.

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