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List:       kde-solaris
Subject:    Re: [kde-solaris] dcopserver statup problem
From:       Jan de Visser <jan_dv () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2001-09-28 13:42:39
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That's not what I see. I see the directory existing before and being owned by 
root:root, permissions 777, me working, nobody else using the box, and when I 
log off and on again the permissions sometimes are 775. 

I'm not saying KDE does this, its more likely another program doing it, but 
is *is* annoying...

Jan,


On September 28, 2001 04:27 am, Nick Thompson wrote:
> I think the point of what I said is that here, on Solaris8, if the
> .ICE-unix directory doesn't exists when a user logs in, it is created with
> the permissions of that user. If it does exist and is owned by another
> user, the login fails. If it exists and has the correct permissions it is
> used and the permissions *are not changed*. I don't see anything messing
> with the permissions. The only caveat to this last point is that my owning
> user is root:root and the permissions are drwxrwxrwt (1777), which may be
> different than what you have.
>
> Nick.
>
> Jan de Visser wrote:
> > More interesting question IMHO: *what* messes with those permissions???
>
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