I have ntsec enabled, and I have the permissions on all my personal
files and directories set so that /bin/ls will show the permissions
without the trailing '+'. Thus, /bin/ls shows me extactly who has
access to my files, and I don't have use Explorer or cacls to see who
has access.
Whenever I create a new file or directory in one of my directories using
a non-Cygwin Windows application (e.g., Wordpad), the file has the
following ACLs:
c:\franl\todo.txt CORP\flitteri:F
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:F
which causes /bin/ls to show the permissions as "rwx------+".
Is there any way to prevent the SYSTEM ACE from appearing in the ACL of
new files and directories created by Windows applications (thus
eliminating the '+' from the /bin/ls output)?
At first, I thought the SYSTEM ACE was being inherited from the
directory in which the file was created, but that's not the case. There
is no SYSTEM ACE in the ACL on the containing directory.
Any suggestions?
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Francis Litterio
franl <at> world . std . com
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