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Wrong file permission on newly created files when logged in with 'Administrative access' #65
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I think the problem is that when we spawn the |
As an user, I have experienced this many times in Linux, where I expect my user account to be the owner when creating a file as root, however I got used to root being the owner then changing permissions as required over time, Some might prefer the ability to modify filesystems with 'superuser', If we use a toggle at the top bar of file manager page to edit files as "superuser" / "regular user", defaulting to "regular user", this enables a quick way to switch to and back from 'administrator mode' just for the file manager page. |
Bug Info
Creating a new file or directory when logged in with a normal user, but having elevated permissions (Administrative access) will create files owned by root:root instead of the current user.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
currentuser:currentuser permissions are expected, even when logged in with 'Administrative access'
Screenshots
![Screen Shot 2023-02-02 at 16 38 02](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14921356/216370024-01822b68-c8d9-4c62-9cd5-ab9555a0dbbf.png)
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