7;t setting the 'r/o flag' (if supported by the
underlying file system) capture this concept better than some combination of
acl entries?
Given the various workarounds, this is not a significant issue, but it
surprised me when scripts that i have had working for years stopped working.
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The source control package i use at work is sensitive to the 'read-only'
attribute of Windows files.
prior to 1.7, the command 'chmod -w DIR/FILE' worked fine.
now, with 1.7, chmod -w FILE no longer sets the read-only attribute - i
guess because
fortunately, there is a 'work-around': chmod -w 'DI
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