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Doing a "chown" or "chmod" would be an UPDATE operation, not CREATE. The permissions and owner values already exist by value of the record existing, so of cours
by jdmichal 13y ago
Doing a "chown" or "chmod" would be an UPDATE operation, not CREATE. The permissions and owner values already exist by value of the record existing, so of course trying to call CREATE on them seems silly. Same with turning cameras on/off; that's UPDATE on the state on the camera. CREATE would be to add a new camera to the system.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> Doing a "chown" or "chmod" would be an UPDATE operation, not CREATE. Right, which is why calling PUT to do them "CREATE" would be confusing. But PUT is still the right verb (well, for things like chmod 777; for chmod +X, PATCH would be better.) PUT isn't "create" its "assign".