Why does baz require that the destination directory of a make-archive not already exist? We would like to have all employees mirror their archives to a central location, but would prefer not to grant them write access to the parent directory.
In other words, if we were mirroring to /export/archives/<employee>, it would be nice if an admin could create an empty directory /export/archives/sjansen and grant me ownership of it. As it stands now, the admin would have to grant me write to /export/archives. Not only would I be able to create an archive mirror, I would also be able to muck in other people's archives. It would be nice if we could do this without resorting to /export/archives/sjansen/archive/ or the like. -- Stuart Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Guru Labs, L.C.
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