On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 09:43:27AM +0200, [email protected] wrote: > Hello, I am studying OpenBSD and I am currently working on file mods and the > chmod(1) command. In that context, I have come across a behavior that I don't > understand. My test directory contains two files: ll.out and power.exe. > > $ chmod 600 my-test-dir > $ ls -ld my-test-dir/ > drw------- 2 user user 512 Sep 17 11:13 my-test-dir/ > $ ls my-test-dir > ll.out power.exe > $ ls -l my-test-dir > total 0 > $ > > I would expect that without the 'x' bit, the directory is not searchable and > I won't be able to list its contents. But in fact I can, unless I use a long > format (-l, -g or -n). > > Can someone please explain the above behaviour? Thank you. Tom >
FWIW I can only reproduce this inside /tmp. Sticky bit related? --
