> > When I copy a file into that folder using the Windows Explorer, it
> > works as expected by me. However---now the relation to
> cygwin---using
> > `cp' sets the user rights in the access list of the copied file to
> > other values.
>
> Well, yes, of course it does. 'cp' behaves like
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>From: Franz Haeuslschmid
>Sent: 12 August 2005 12:19
> When I copy a file into that folder using the Windows Explorer,
> it works as expected by me. However---now the relation to
> cygwin---using `cp' sets the user rights in the access list of
> the copied file to other
Hello,
my problem relates to the handling of Windows ACLs by cygwin and
its tools. I don't know, if this is the default setting for
Windows XP Professional, but I have a folder that inherits its
user right settings to its subfolders and files. The GUI to
adjust this setting is accessible by the
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