Setting folder permission so it isn't deletable, but everything else is allowed
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I want to set permissions to a folder such that, when I'm normally logged in (meaning not as root), this folder isn't deletable, but I can still change the name of this folder and move in around in my system ?
IS this possible and if yes, how to set the permission ? I already tried different combinations for the permissions but couldn't figure out how to do it.
Also (side question), if some folder hast some permission set and I copy this folder, along with its contents (assuming I am allowed to read it) to a memory, are these permission preserved ? I suppose not, since under Windows I could delete the folder on the stick, even if under Ubuntu it isn't allowed to delete it...
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