> They certainly cannot be writable by all; /dev/stdout will be a link to > /(proc or dev)/fd/1, which in turn will be a symlink to a terminal if it > is looked at while run from a terminal. You certainly don't want everyone > to have +rw on your terminal.
This is getting a bit off-topic, but the permissions on /dev/fd/1 do not matter very much. This is because every process has a different view of the /dev/fd namespace. Anyway I have come up with something quick and dirty which works regardless of the permissions on /dev/stdout - this will be in the next release.
