Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> > I think that I prefer Linux's behaviour.
> 
> I think, too, esp because of the sgid flag.  I wonder what Thomas thinks.

The reason why the copy-gid-from directory behavior is better:

Imagine a rich set of groups on your computer--representing protection
domains for actual groups of actual people.

A given project might be group "foobie", and all the people working on
that project are in the group.  They use a umask of 002.  Everything
works Just Great!  Because when they create files or directories
inside the project, they automatically have the *group* set to
"foobie", even though the primary egid of the user might be
"user-category-6" or something like that.


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