On Jul 29 13:48, Marco Atzeri wrote:
> --- Tom Quarendon ha scritto:
>
> Hi Tom,
> This is more a question for the mailing list
>
> >
> > > this means that "Authenticated Users" is missing
> > in
> > > your /etc/group
> > >
> > > getfacl use /etc/group to translate SID in group
> > name,
> > >
--- Tom Quarendon ha scritto:
Hi Tom,
This is more a question for the mailing list
>
> > this means that "Authenticated Users" is missing
> in
> > your /etc/group
> >
> > getfacl use /etc/group to translate SID in group
> name,
> > but if the row is missing getfacl will ignore
> > the unknow SI
On Jul 29 10:21, Tom Quarendon wrote:
>
>> cp only copies POSIX permissions. This is consistent with POSIX
>> semantics which states that when copying a file the POSIX ACL isn't
>> copied as well. Having file permissions set for "authenticated users"
>> but not for the actual owner is Win32 seman
--- Tom Quarendon ha scritto:
> Two issues as I see it.
> Firstly, cygwin doesn't appear to pick up that I
> have write access to
> the file README.txt. The getacl output below doesn't
> list Authenticated Users.
this means that "Authenticated Users" is missing in
your /etc/group
getfacl use
cp only copies POSIX permissions. This is consistent with POSIX
semantics which states that when copying a file the POSIX ACL isn't
copied as well. Having file permissions set for "authenticated users"
but not for the actual owner is Win32 semantics. There's no 1:1
translation.
Which rat
On Jul 29 08:49, Tom Quarendon wrote:
> Two issues as I see it.
> Firstly, cygwin doesn't appear to pick up that I have write access to the
> file README.txt. The getacl output below doesn't list Authenticated Users.
> I can't use vi to modify the file, but I can read the file using cat and so
>
Two issues as I see it.
Firstly, cygwin doesn't appear to pick up that I have write access to
the file README.txt. The getacl output below doesn't list Authenticated
Users. I can't use vi to modify the file, but I can read the file using
cat and so on.
Secondly, cp takes a source file that I
Tom Quarendon wrote:
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
I'd start at the source. Give yourself POSIX-style access to the files
to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access. 'cp' and many other
utilities don't take ACL permissions into account. They are silently
ignored. For whatever reason, it loo
--- Tom Quarendon ha scritto:
> Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> > I'd start at the source. Give yourself
> POSIX-style access to the files
> > to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access.
> 'cp' and many other
> > utilities don't take ACL permissions into account.
> They are silently
> > ignor
On Mon, 28 Jul 2008, Tom Quarendon wrote:
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
I'd start at the source. Give yourself POSIX-style access to the files
to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access. 'cp' and many other
utilities don't take ACL permissions into account. They are silently
ignored. For
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
I'd start at the source. Give yourself POSIX-style access to the files
to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access. 'cp' and many other
utilities don't take ACL permissions into account. They are silently
ignored. For whatever reason, it looks like your source fi
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
I'd start at the source. Give yourself POSIX-style access to the files
to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access. 'cp' and many other
utilities don't take ACL permissions into account. They are silently
ignored. For whatever reason, it looks like your source
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
I'd start at the source. Give yourself POSIX-style access to the files
to start with. 'cp' will preserve that access. 'cp' and many other
utilities don't take ACL permissions into account. They are silently
ignored. For whatever reason, it looks like your source f
Tom Quarendon wrote:
I'm getting problems copying files when running on my vista machine.
I've got full vista UAC control turned on.
I have a source file, and if I do getfacl I get:
$ getfacl analysisLanguageResults.gif
# file: analysisLanguageResults.gif
# owner: Tom
# group: None
user::---
gr
I'm getting problems copying files when running on my vista machine.
I've got full vista UAC control turned on.
I have a source file, and if I do getfacl I get:
$ getfacl analysisLanguageResults.gif
# file: analysisLanguageResults.gif
# owner: Tom
# group: None
user::---
group::---
group:SYSTEM:
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