Several people have suggested doing something like the following
find <somedir> -type d -exec fs seta {} .......
The overall efficiency of this could be improved by doing the
following:
find <somedir> -type d -print | xargs fs seta -acl someuser read -dir
The difference is in the number of "fs" processes forked during the
search.
BTW, I agree that a recursion flag would be nice. I vote for -R.
This way it would be similar to chown and chgrp.
-Chris Cowan
