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Can anyone provide a reference on what those file permissions mean? I can make a guess but when I searched around, could not find anything about unix v2 permiss
by JeffTickle 2y ago
Can anyone provide a reference on what those file permissions mean? I can make a guess but when I searched around, could not find anything about unix v2 permissions. ls output looks so familiar, except for the sdrwrw!
- b0in 2y agoSomeone in the mailing list thread linked the man pages that they were able to extract out https://gitlab.com/segaloco/v1man/-/blob/master/man1/stat.1?ref_type=heads https://gitlab.com/segaloco/v1man/-/blob/master/man1/stat.1?... for sdrwrw: - column 1 is s or l meaning small or large - column 2 is d, x, u, -; meaning directory, executable, setuid, or nothing. - the rest are read-write bits for owner and non-owner.
- Postosuchus 2y agoPretty interesting. I guess it was way later, when they came up with the SUID semantics and appropriated the first character for symlinks (l) or setuid binaries (s)...