On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 12:33:19PM +0000, Paul Cunningham wrote: > This looks okay to me too. But I must point out that the files delivered
Thanks, Paul. > into /usr (see prototype_com) have the 'write' permission bit set > (including the new file for this version). This is really important. I looked around to see whether the mutt is alone, but I found following on my Nevada build 126: $ ls -la /usr/bin/|grep ^-.-|wc -l 1242 $ ls -la /usr/bin/|grep ^-.w|wc -l 663 $ So it seems it is about 2:1 (read only vs. read/write) :-). I compared with some Linux distribution and I found that there is less than 5 % files with read only. Everything else is rw. Is there any recommendation/standard for Solaris? -- Marcel Telka Solaris RPE
