> Hi Bill / Norm,
> I'm not questioning your solution, but can you explain why it works ?
> That is, we know that the fourth bit in chmod is for SUID, SGID and Sticky
> bit,
> So how do we interpret
> find . -perm -200000000 and find . -perm -100000000
> Just curious really...
** ah Horatio, there are more things then are drempt in your philosophys...
Clearly there are more bits that can be tested in IBM's inodes then are
well documented. I got this find out of the V3 mksysb procedure that
used tar to back up files. Since tar and cpio do not know about acls,
something had to be done to preserve this information. That's where
I found the find -perm option. If anybody has better documentation,
please jump in.
> Nick Buckley,
> Senior AIX Systems Engineer,
> NCM,
> Cardiff,
> UK.
> (Please note: all newsgroup offerings are made in a personal
> capacity and in no way are the responsibility of my employer)
> p.s. Did you know that "AIX Operating System" is an anagram of "Mega *
> partitions" !!!
> >> >Is there a way to list files having an ACL in every filesystems?
> >> >There are the commands:
> >> > - ls -le giving a '+' in column 11 if acl is defined
> >> > - aclget giving '
> >> >But, is there an option for command 'find' allowing to search for ACLs
> in
> >> >every fs?
> >> find . -perm -200000000
> >*** and find . -perm -100000000
> >*** to see if the tcb bit is on
> >> --
> >> Bill
> >--
> >Norman Levin
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Norman Levin