Mail Archives: cygwin-developers/1998/10/06/09:53:45
I don't know about the practicality of these
on NT, but what about
having the .dll read/write \ea data.sf directly
from stat/fstat to provide file level security for
fat/fat32 on both NT and 9x (would NT allow this?)
using the hidden attribute instead of the system
attribute for links, to avoid cmd.exe/command.com
trying to execute them.
using the system attribute for executables
ie chmod +x setting the system attribute for
shell scripts should allow fewer/no opens to check
for #!.
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