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Subject:	Re: Cygwin-1.7 and 'None' [was Nobody] group
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On Aug 17 10:47, Angelo Graziosi wrote:
> Now, since them have been created by setup-1.7.exe (called from
> Start/Run), I would expect that, after the changes 513 --> 544 etc. in
> /etc/passwd, they belong to Administrators etc. (as the do in Cygwin-1.5
> and for the other files in 1.7). Evidently, my logic, here, is wrong.

Setup-1.7 creates the files with POSIX-like permissions and other group
membership.  Other than that, changing /etc/passwd does obviously not
change the actual group membership of a file.


Corinna

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