Posted On: Mar 07, 2020
The sticky bit in the Solaris is like a permission bit that protects the files within a directory. If a sticky bit is set on the directory, then only a file owner, directory owner, or a privileged user can delete that file. So the sticky bit is used to prevent other users from deleting files in the public directories.
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