On 10/22/22 06:01, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
I'll have to do as Bill suggested and add a lower priority run script to change
the directory perms to 755. That seems like
my best option. Thanks to all.
Happy to help!
Best regards,
Bill
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I'll have to do as Bill suggested and add a lower priority run script to
change the directory perms to 755. That seems like my best option. Thanks
to all.
-Chris
On Sat, 22 Oct 2022, 12:31 pm Charles Tassell, wrote:
> Yes, with directory permissions execute means access, read means you can
> li
Yes, with directory permissions execute means access, read means you can
list files in the directory. So read doesn't work without execute.
On 2022-10-22 06:36, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
My user is a member of the tape group but gets permission denied error
ls'ing the directory. The directory is
My user is a member of the tape group but gets permission denied error
ls'ing the directory. The directory is 740 and the files within 640. I
thought that should work but obviously there's something I'm not
understanding correctly about how nix permissions work. Not a bacula
question really i know.
