Re: pre-announce exmh-2.7.2

Interesting, I suspect this bug is very old, and comes from this
line in folderNew.tcl
        if [info exists mhProfile(folder-protect)] {
            file attributes $path -permissions $mhProfile(folder-protect)
        }
mime.tcl prepends a leading 0 to the $mhProfile(msg-protect) because
Tcl doesn't automatically infer octal for that value.

Thanks!

>>>Justin Mason said:
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 > Brent Welch writes:
 > > >>>Brent Welch said:
 > >  > Dang - what a difference between a script that works great
 > >  > for me and something that is safe for others.
 > > 
 > > I've made various tweaks to exmh-strip and
 > > updated the tarball snapshot at
 > > ftp://www.beedub.com/pub/exmh-2.7.2.tar.gz
 > > my hacking time budget is about used up for now,
 > > so I'm like to release this unless you turn up
 > > something nasty in the next day or two.
 > 
 > quick bug report -- this is in the previous tarball so may be fixed, but 
I
 > didn't spot a mention of it.  The "New" button creates new folders with
 > these perms:
 > 
 >   d-wx---rwt  2 jm jm    4096 Jan  5 10:48 Foo
 > 
 > looks like an octal/decimal conversion issue.   my umask is 0002
 > so that's not it.
 > 
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