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From:       firewalls-owner () GreatCircle ! COM
Date:       1996-12-17 6:04:09
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> Linux's ext2 filesystem also has inode-level append-only (a) and immutable 
> (i) bits.  The semantics of these bits on files is identical to the 4.4bsd 
> semantics you listed; on directories, a implies no deletion of old 
> files/directories, while i implies no addition/deletion/rename of files.

How can I set/clear this bits on a particular file or filesystem ?

Regards,
Pascal.
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