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Opened Sep 05, 2018 by Ghost User@ghostContributor

files copied over to root folder should be owned by root.

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Transfer files from home folder to root folder.

Desired behavior

The transferred files should match the permissions of the destination, as is the default behavior of sudo cp. Currently, if you copy files to root using the admin:/// interface, you get files in the root folder that are owned by the user. They should be owned by root.

Benefits of the solution

Expected default behavior.

Possible drawbacks

None.

To upload designs, you'll need to enable LFS and have an admin enable hashed storage. More information
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Reference: GNOME/gvfs#21