Charles Plager writes:
> * Anybody else experience files that lose all permissions? Any
> suggestions on resetting the file (short of reformatting the drive)?
Ahem. Yes, that has happened once to me. I don't know how the IT guys
fixed it exactly, but they eventually deleted that file without
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On Mar 11 08:40, Charles Plager wrote:
> Hi Andrey,
>
> I understand that Cygwin is emulating POSIX permissions (and, yes, we
> already turn this off using the /etc/fstab). What I don't understand
> is why it uses "special" permissions and not the standard "read/write"
> options that are availabl
Hi Andrey,
I understand that Cygwin is emulating POSIX permissions (and, yes, we
already turn this off using the /etc/fstab). What I don't understand
is why it uses "special" permissions and not the standard "read/write"
options that are available.
One possibility I just though of: Cygwin uses s
Greetings, Charles Plager!
> Short version: When writing to network drives (and probably local
> ones) as Cygwin is setup by default, we see the permissions being set
> using the ACLs where "creator owner" is given "full control" and
> "creator" group are given "read/execute", but by setting "spe
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