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Subject: RE: No permissions on files created outside Cygwin
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 13:18:04 +0200
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> What does calcs print on this file?  How are the permissions 
> set on your home directory?  It looks as if the inheritence 
> of permissions is set somewhat strange on your machine.

pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
$ cacls stm
d:\home\stm SWISS-DD\t131085:F 
            SWISS-DD\domain users:R 
            Everyone:(special access:)
                     READ_CONTROL
                     FILE_READ_EA
                     FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
 
            NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(OI)(CI)F 
            BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(CI)R 
            BUILTIN\Administrators:(OI)(CI)F 


pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
$ cacls stm/_viminfo 
d:\home\stm\_viminfo NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:F 
                     BUILTIN\Users:R 
                     BUILTIN\Administrators:F 


pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
$ ls -l / | grep home
drwxr-x---+  3 pidde2 domain users    0 Apr  8 15:26 home/

pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
$ ls -l /home | grep stm 
drwxr-x---+ 25 pidde2 domain users 0 Apr 12 11:43 stm/

pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
$ mount | grep home
d:\home on /home type system (binmode)


Does this help?

One more information: I changed the entry in /etc/passwd from

  pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
  $ mkpasswd -d -u t131085
  t131085:unused_by_nt/2000/xp:266959:10513:Steinmann,
Daniel,U-SWISS-DD\t131085,S-1-5-21-66736625-1179007725-475923621-256959:
//S01B1A50/T131085$:/bin/bash

to

  pidde2 AT w01b1k85 /home
  $ cat /etc/passwd
  pidde2:unused_by_nt/2000/xp:266959:10513:Steinmann,
Daniel,U-SWISS-DD\t131085,S-1-5-21-66736625-1179007725-475923621-256959:
/home/stm:/bin/bash

But I still have no permissions if I use the original output from
mkpasswd.

Daniel

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