Solved: Weird permission / ownership behavior

Issues & Assistance
1

Hi !

First: I’m really new to cachy OS

I’m having a really weird behavior on permission. My ~/.ssh folder seems to be owned by root and I can’t change it

Exemple:

```

❯ sudo chown -R myuser:myuser .ssh/

~
❯ ls .ssh/
.--------- 0 root - 󰣀 authorized_keys
.--------- 0 root - 󱁻 config

```

If I do a sudo su and ls -l the same folder, owner is myuser but as soon as I leave the root account, it’s once again root and ssh client can’t write into it

any ideas what could be happening ?

Thanks

2

Solved:
It’s because of the namespaced root
fixed it by using sudo -i instead of sudo su