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Re: Locked files on USB sticks in Linux Mint 19.3

19 January 2021 4:46 pm
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Again, you've run two command into one!
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cd "/media/kevin/PHILIPS UFD"
ls -l
That's why I recommend the use of the GUI rather than the command line. You obviously can use that, as you say you saw a padlock on a folder or file. Right-click on the offending item and select the option Properties. There you can check the permissions and see who owns the file and what access is allowed.
Again, you've run two command into one!
Code: [Select]
cd "/media/kevin/PHILIPS UFD"
ls -l
That's why I recommend the use of the GUI rather than the command line. You obviously can use that, as you say you saw a padlock on a folder or file. Right-click on the offending item and select the option Properties. There you can check the permissions and see who owns the file and what access is allowed.