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A relatively safe method of deleting trashed locked files
Sort of a corollary to the above comments is how to really protect a file. If you lock a file using the Finder's "get info" window, you are really setting the "uchg" flag and is equivalent to Now, if you REALLY want to protect a file, you set the "schg" flag via To do this you need to reboot while holding down "Command-S" until you arrive at the command prompt. Following the instructions you type This is great way to make certain critical files impervious to modification in a hostile network environment. |
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