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[solved] USER I never added, show under my file properties.

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So I was coping some of my DVDs to my server and when I went to GET INFO on my Mac on the file I noticed a USER who has "read only" is on there.  I never added anyone else, any idea what this is about, someone trying to hack into my system?  They are on multiple files.

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wheel

In BSD systems there is a wheel group and members of that group are allowed to su to root.  It looks like OSX has something similar.  Google mac wheel group for some more details if it is a group you are seeing.  If it's a user then something else is probably going on...

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I also just noticed when I connect to my server from my Mac that under Permissions some files have root with read/write and some have myself with read/write access.  The ones with root I can't change but the ones with myself I can.  They all should have root and myself since I have it set up that way with user shares.  

 

Any idea?

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In BSD systems there is a wheel group and members of that group are allowed to su to root.  It looks like OSX has something similar.  Google mac wheel group for some more details if it is a group you are seeing.  If it's a user then something else is probably going on...

 

well the little icon under permissions in osx shows two people so I guess it is a group but I have never seen this before?

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OK, so its nothing to worry about but when did this start?  I just noticed it

Its always been in BSD. Maybe a recent OSX update added it to finder permissions.

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