fix: allow removing under conditions files owned by other users from personal drives - EXO-89504 (#2054) - #2068
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…personal drives - EXO-89504 (#2054) If under the personal drive, there are files owned by other users (including System) that the drive owner has not the permission to delete, those files are kept forever . Those files are added by mistake, or following some bugs, they didn't get the delete permission The fix adds the condition : ** if the file is under his own personal drive** , a user should be able to remove it even if he has not the permission to.
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If under the personal drive, there are files owned by other users (including System) that the drive owner has not the permission to delete, those files are kept forever . Those files are added by mistake, or following some bugs, they didn't get the delete permission The fix adds the condition : ** if the file is under his own personal drive** , a user should be able to remove it even if he has not the permission to.