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by regularfry 5y ago
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- Chris2048 5y agoThe original post was: that doesn't allow you to do all the things you can do with a real file I'm not interested in what the differences between a pipe and a file are (I know) - I'm interested in why OP thinks they are relevant in this specific context/case; particularly in context of my statement: seems to me that files are more restrictive Is, for example, a sticky bit relevant to systemd log files?