In [1], the point is raised why the following fails (as a non-privileged user):
> $ chmod a+x /usr/bin/ls
> chmod: changing permissions of '/usr/bin/ls': Operation not permitted
>
> However, /usr/bin/ls is already executable, there is no need to change
permissions,
> hence no need to report a pr
Hello,
On 2024-03-09 10:00, Bernhard Voelker wrote:
In [1], the point is raised why the following fails (as a
non-privileged user):
$ chmod a+x /usr/bin/ls
chmod: changing permissions of '/usr/bin/ls': Operation not permitted
However, /usr/bin/ls is already executable, there is no need to ch
'stdbuf --output=L' will line-buffer the command's output stream.
Pretty useful, but that's looking for newlines. Filenames should be
passed between utilities in a null-terminated fashion, because the
null byte is the only byte that can't appear within one.
If I want to buffer output data on null
