John, So I can 'mv /etc/passwd' and the whole system is messed up. Yes, I know an extreme example that is protected by permissions. But that said there are lots of files that one could move and mess up the system. If one moved the bookmarks within the .mozilla/.firefox directory then you loose the bookmarks. This filename is in a <dot> directory that is owned by the user. How is this any different from messing up ones bookmarks?
Also TCR? How can we TCR something like this when it is a community thing. We typically state that the project team should work with the community. Making this a TCR effectively denies the project. I do not think that this is a TCR issue nor even an issue. Thanks, John John Plocher wrote: > Darren Kenny wrote: >> In this case, using the mv command, ... it cannot reconcile > > > This seems to be a serious flaw that needs to get fixed. No, I don't > know how best to fix it, but I believe there are mechanisms in place > to watch for filesystem changes and react.... > > I feel TCR strongly about this. > > -John
