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On Wed, May 24, 2000 at 02:14:59PM -0500, Larry Hall (RFK Partners, Inc) wrote: >I'm left with the impression that the best option is to use the >writable_directory() call when ntsec is not enabled and skip it when >it is. Sounds to me like it wreaks havoc on proper ntsec function >but gets as close to UNIX behavior as possible for nontsec. If this >is indeed a valid synopsis of the pros/cons of this case, my high level >view of this conditionalize the use of writable_directory. Did I miss >some important point? I think that I agree with Corinna. I've always had reservations about this call, too. It's imposing UNIX permissions on NT and limiting cygwin's ability to do things that a normal windows program can do. I think that this is a gratuitous consistency and that it should be eliminated. If people start noticing problems then we can always put it back. cgf
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