'li' doesn't work on XP but did on 2k
I had to add write permissions and make it 'liw' (which would allow folks to over write the file)... terrible but for simple classwork submissions it seemed like a good idea.
'liw' also worked on OSX 10.2... but now with 10.3 the nature of the beast has changed again!
Take a look at this:
$:/afs/cs.ttu.edu/classes/cs/1412/inbox chris$ fs listacl . Access list for . is Normal rights: cs1412:admin rlidwka system:administrators rlidwka system:anyuser liw
Now try and drag and drop a file into that folder (unauthenticated) and you get the following popup message and resulting files:
Copying "filename.txt" to "inbox"
The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for some of the items.
(OK)
$:/afs/cs.ttu.edu/classes/cs/1412/inbox chris$ ls -la total 574 drwxrwxrwx 4 daemon staff 2048 1 Sep 16:02 . drwxrwxrwx 5 root wheel 2048 5 Feb 2004 .. -rw-rw-rw- 1 32766 chris 82 1 Sep 16:02 ._osxworkshop.pdf -rw-rw-rw- 1 32766 chris 0 1 Sep 16:02 osxworkshop.pdf
$:/afs/cs.ttu.edu/classes/cs/1412/inbox chris$ cat ._osxworkshop.pdf 2 RbrokMACS
It almost looks like it tries to create files or just touch them then try to fill them up. If I add read permissions everything works fine.... but then everystudent could read anything in the 'write only' drop box for homework submission.
Any thoughts or suggestions on the subject?
-- Chris McClimans / CCIE Security #11041, CCNA, CCNP, MCSE Director of Undergraduate Labs / Texas Tech Computer Science
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