Re: where are directory group permissions documented?
Chuck Swiger <[email protected]>
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Hi, Jeremy-- On Jun 7, 2007, at 2:33 PM, Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > What man page(s) discuss that when a file is created it inherits > the group > ID of its directory (instead of the gid of the creating process)? It probably should be documented in chmod(1), chmod(2), and/or mount (8), if it isn't already. > Linux doesn't do that by default and calls it "BSD semantics". > Linux can > enable that with S_ISGID bit. Yep, that's right. > Can it be disabled on a BSD system? In other words on NetBSD, how > to make > it so new files are automatically created with the group of creating > process (instead of the group of the directory)? I am just curious > and I > don't need this. Does NetBSD's mount have the nosuid or suiddir options? -- -Chuck