I understand this, but cannot understand what does the read permission on a
folder implies.
Can you explain this to me? =) (Or give me the posix definition you were
reading, which is definitely faster)
Thanks!
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 02:26, Andy Whitcroft wrote:
> @Claudio -- the execute permissi
@Claudio -- the execute permission bit on a directory is the 'traversal'
bit, without this bit a user is not permitted to pass through this
directory to open a file even if the file is readable. That applied to
chdir() and getdents() equally, preventing a cd into the directory.
This behaviour seem
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