Assaf Gordon wrote:
$ ./src/ls -Log d ./src/ls: cannot access d/file: Permission denied ./src/ls: cannot access d/chardev: Permission denied ./src/ls: cannot access d/blockdev: Permission denied ./src/ls: cannot access d/s: Permission denied total 0 ?????????? ? ? ? blockdev
Arguably this is a better result than what we normally get, and our test framework should allow it.
The argument is that if a directory is not searchable, an application should be able to discover its files' names (as they belong to the directory and not to the files), but not the files' attributes (as they belong to the files, not to the directory). Admittedly this is a fine distinction.
