"C. J. Meidlinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any word on this thread? I looked at the git repository and didn't see
> any thing that addressed this problem. Did I miss something, or has this
> report been classified as something other than a bug?
Thanks for the ping.
I haven't looked at this
Any word on this thread? I looked at the git repository and didn't see
any thing that addressed this problem. Did I miss something, or has this
report been classified as something other than a bug?
Thanks,
CJM
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Paul,
I modified the C program slightly (just to better understand what's going
on) and ran it like this:
-mkdir-test.c--
#include
int
main (void)
{
umask (022);
mkdir ("acl-test/dir-022-777", 0777);
mkdir ("acl-test/dir-022-755", 0755);
The only difference between the two traces is that "mkdir
acl-test/mkdir" does this:
mkdir("acl-test/mkdir", 0777)
whereas "mkdir -p acl-test/mkdir" does the equivalent of this:
umask (0)
mkdir("acl-test/mkdir-p", 0755)
Since your initial umask is 022 these two sequences of system calls
s
> Please try coreutils 6.10, the latest version; it has some fixes in this
> area. If it still doesn't work, please send us the "strace" of both
> mkdir calls. Thanks.
>
My apologies on the version. I scrolled down the ftp page in my browser
neglecting to remember that in the sort order 6.10 wo
Please try coreutils 6.10, the latest version; it has some fixes in this
area. If it still doesn't work, please send us the "strace" of both
mkdir calls. Thanks.
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Greetings,
This is different than Bug#19546 which requested inheritance of ACLs on
existing parent dirs. This problem report is for newly created child
directories with "mkdir -p".
I discovered this on OpenSuse 10.2 PPC (coreutils-6.4-10, pSeries arch)
and confirmed it on Slackware 12.0 and Slac
