I'm using Cygwin 1.3.15-1 with ntsec on an NTFS filesystem. I have my
umask set to "077", and when I create a new file from a Cygwin
application, it's permissions are "rw-r--r--", which is what I expect.
But if I create a new file from a non-Cygwin application (e.g., copy a
file using Explorer), Cygwin applications show its permissions as
"rwxr-xr-x", which is not what I expect.
Is there any way to make it so that files created by non-Cygwin
applications do not appear executable to Cygwin applications?
I think this is happening because the ACLs on my directory are:
c:\franl MYDOMAIN\litterio:(OI)(CI)F
MYDOMAIN\Domain Users:(OI)(CI)R
Everyone:(OI)(CI)R
I think this is happening because the "F" (full control) access is
marked "(OI)(CI)" (object inherit + container inherit). I've played
with cacls.exe to attempt to fix this, but to no avail.
Anyone else having this problem? Anyone know how to fix it?
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