Originally posted here by slarty
No, annya doesn't have the same permission as root.

The two root-owned directories in /user are "." and ".."

"." is the current directory, hence points at /user
".." is the parent directory, hence points at / (the root directory of the system).

These directories are expected to be owned by root.

If you don't want to be confused in this manner, try ls -l instead of ls -la

ls -la shows "hidden" files (ones which start with a dot). This includes the normally hidden "." and ".."

Although it's useful to know there there, we don't normally care about having them in directory listings.
Thanks slarty that's make sense..
Code:
$ ls -l1 /users
drwxr-xr-x      5 annya  staff    51 jul 10 16.46  annya
but I tried to use different user (annya1) and this time I put in wheel group and still have same permission, or maybe I did something wrong here:

Code:
$ ls -l1 /users
drwxr-xr-x    5 annya1  staff    51 jul 10 16.59  annya
I think something went wrong here ( I might made mistake)..I am very sure I checked 3 times when I use "admintool" on solaris to add username ,which one wheel and which one not...
Thanks guys and I am still play around with it..

cheerrs