Thanks Jeremy, this seems to have resolved the issue.
For those who might stumble upon this in the future, here's exactly
what I ended up doing:
1. Edit the /etc/fstab file
2. Added the following line (note: our install of Cygwin is on the X drive):
X:/cygwin / ntfs override,binary,noacl 0 0
>
> Are you setting permissions in cygwin with a 2775 on directories? Its my
> understanding the cygwin dll overwrites the windows permissions mode in favor
> of its own. So then you have to use set gid or set uid on the directory
>
> Hope this helps
> -R
I haven't tried this, but wouldn't this
On 6/30/2010 11:27 AM, Derek Greer wrote:
> I've run into a Cygwin permissions issue that I haven't been able to
> resolve by looking through past discussions.
>
> When a file file or folder is created by a user under cygwin, it isn't
> adhering to the permissions inherited by parent folders. Bas
Are you setting permissions in cygwin with a 2775 on directories? Its my
understanding the cygwin dll overwrites the windows permissions mode in favor
of its own. So then you have to use set gid or set uid on the directory
Hope this helps
-R
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