Allan Clark wrote: > > This is really not an issue; There are a lot of sloppy people around. I had a make check test divert its output to /dev/null, only the test also changed the permissions of the output file, too. Someone complained that /dev/null became r--r--r--. It might be useful to choke on non-install targets when the uid is zero? *sigh* "If it hurts, don't do it." :-)
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