Dave Korn wrote:
On 19 July 2007 13:07, Simón wrote:
Brian Dessent wrote:
Simón wrote:
I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
writes them as:
-rwx--
I ca
On 19 July 2007 13:07, Simón wrote:
> Brian Dessent wrote:
>> Simón wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
>>> cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
>>> writes them as:
>>>
>>> -rwx--
>>>
>>
>> I can think
Hi there,
I unpacked the archive on /tmp as Dave suggested and the file
permissions got respected. I´ve attached the cygcheck on a previous message.
Kind regards, Simon.
Dave Korn wrote:
On 19 July 2007 12:35, Simón wrote:
I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my fil
Ooops, sorry. Here it is.
Brian Dessent wrote:
Simón wrote:
I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
writes them as:
-rwx--
I can think of three things that would cause this: $CY
Simón wrote:
> I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
> cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
> writes them as:
>
> -rwx--
I can think of three things that would cause this: $CYGWIN containing
nontsec, a FAT/network volume, or
On 19 July 2007 12:35, Simón wrote:
> I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
> cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
> writes them as:
>
> -rwx--
>
> If I run the same command on a Unix system the mask is:
>
> -rw-r--r--
>
>
On Jul 19 13:35, Sim?n wrote:
> Hi there ;).
>
> I´m having a problem with the permission masks applied to my files in
> cygwin. For example, if I untar a file with php files, my cygwin system
> writes them as:
>
> -rwx--
>
> If I run the same command on a Unix system the mask is:
>
> -rw
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