by Duke Atreid » Thu, 18 Nov 1993 01:40:09
findfirst("/users/eric/*") would result in ERIC.TMP or some other
reasonable filename.
findnext would return the next file, like John.tmp or something along
those lines. Any suggestions?
--Eric
1. propagating directory perms to new files in that directory
I've got a directory (/var/shared) that is owned by root:shared, and is
in mode 770. Two users (glen and ewan) are members of the 'shared'
group. If I do `touch /var/shared/foo` as 'glen', then the file 'foo' is
owned by glen:glen. Is there any way to configure the directory so that
the new file is automagically owned by root:shared, or at least
glen:shared?
--
Cheers,
Glen
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