Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread tjpa

On Oct 28, 2009, at 3:27 PM, db wrote:
Yes, I know that but I need the files to be on the 2ndary drive  
(that's why it is there!)  and it still leaves me with a 2ndary that  
has the wrong permissions and ownership.  I'm trying to fix the  
problem and not just the present symptoms.


The settings are going to be different in different directories. There  
is also the issue of setting permissions using POSIX vs. ACLs. You can  
really mess things up by playing with this. So don't blame me.


Very specifically a normal setting for a file or directory in your  
domain is:

(Me)Read and Write
staff   No Access
everyoneNo Access

It is much, much safer to do it the way I first told you.


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Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread db
Yes, I know that but I need the files to be on the 2ndary drive (that's 
why it is there!)  and it still leaves me with a 2ndary that has the 
wrong permissions and ownership.  I'm trying to fix the problem and not 
just the present symptoms.


It's not complicated to do once I know what they should be.  But 
googling the subject only brings up permission repair tools for 
repairing permissions on the primary drive.  I don't think they would do 
the job if pointed at the 2ndary drive ... but I could be wrong...


Under Leopard, I am not sure what the primary account, system and 
possibly admin should be re: ownership and perms.  I am pretty sure that 
"Everybody" would normally be read only.


Can someone with OS X (prefirably Leopard) do a Get Info on their 2ndary 
internal drive for me and tell me how the ownership and permissions are 
listed there?


db

tjpa wrote:

On Oct 28, 2009, at 1:46 PM, db wrote:
Thanks for that info... but I really want to correct the ownership 
and permissions for the drive before I go forward ...  not just have 
them ignored for the moment.


What I told you is correct. If you copy such files to someplace where 
these settings do matter you will find that OSX will change those 
settings for you. Or at least it did the last time I did this.



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Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread tjpa

On Oct 28, 2009, at 1:46 PM, db wrote:
Thanks for that info... but I really want to correct the ownership  
and permissions for the drive before I go forward ...  not just have  
them ignored for the moment.


What I told you is correct. If you copy such files to someplace where  
these settings do matter you will find that OSX will change those  
settings for you. Or at least it did the last time I did this.



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Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread db
Thanks for that info... but I really want to correct the ownership and 
permissions for the drive before I go forward ...  not just have them 
ignored for the moment.


My intuition is that incorrect ownerships and perms on that 2ndary drive 
will come back to bite again in some way some time if I don't fix them now.


Does anyone know what the default ownerships and perms should be for a 
2ndary internal SATA drive on a Leopard MacPro?


db

Stephen Brownfield wrote:

tjpa wrote:

On Oct 27, 2009, at 6:57 PM, db wrote:
I recently bought I new primary sata drive for a MacPro and loaded 
Leopard on it while keeping the 2ndary internal sata drive ... which 
included data ... intact.
Now under leopard, under permissions, it still sees an "unknown" 
account which is the previous Tiger owner and it doesn't allow any 
writing/ deleting on the 2ndary drive.  I know how to change the 
permissions and ownership but don't know exactly which should be 
listed.
The new Home acct name, System, Admin, Everyone etc. Usually there 
is a cascading list of 2 or 3 but I can't remember what they should be.

Can anyone tell me?


Click on the drive's icon. Right click and select Get Info. At the 
bottom of that window check the box for "Ignore ownership on this 
volume." Voila!



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The other option would be click the icon, then press command-I to "Get 
Info."  Then at the bottom of that window check the box for "Ignore 
ownership on this volume."



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Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread Stephen Brownfield

tjpa wrote:

On Oct 27, 2009, at 6:57 PM, db wrote:
I recently bought I new primary sata drive for a MacPro and loaded 
Leopard on it while keeping the 2ndary internal sata drive ... which 
included data ... intact.
Now under leopard, under permissions, it still sees an "unknown" 
account which is the previous Tiger owner and it doesn't allow any 
writing/ deleting on the 2ndary drive.  I know how to change the 
permissions and ownership but don't know exactly which should be listed.
The new Home acct name, System, Admin, Everyone etc. Usually there is 
a cascading list of 2 or 3 but I can't remember what they should be.

Can anyone tell me?


Click on the drive's icon. Right click and select Get Info. At the 
bottom of that window check the box for "Ignore ownership on this 
volume." Voila!



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The other option would be click the icon, then press command-I to "Get 
Info."  Then at the bottom of that window check the box for "Ignore 
ownership on this volume."



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Re: [CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-28 Thread tjpa

On Oct 27, 2009, at 6:57 PM, db wrote:
I recently bought I new primary sata drive for a MacPro and loaded  
Leopard on it while keeping the 2ndary internal sata drive ... which  
included data ... intact.
Now under leopard, under permissions, it still sees an "unknown"  
account which is the previous Tiger owner and it doesn't allow any  
writing/ deleting on the 2ndary drive.  I know how to change the  
permissions and ownership but don't know exactly which should be  
listed.
The new Home acct name, System, Admin, Everyone etc. Usually there  
is a cascading list of 2 or 3 but I can't remember what they should  
be.

Can anyone tell me?


Click on the drive's icon. Right click and select Get Info. At the  
bottom of that window check the box for "Ignore ownership on this  
volume." Voila!



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[CGUYS] Proper permissions for OS X slave drive?

2009-10-27 Thread db
I recently bought I new primary sata drive for a MacPro and loaded 
Leopard on it while keeping the 2ndary internal sata drive ... which 
included data ... intact.


Now under leopard, under permissions, it still sees an "unknown" account 
which is the previous Tiger owner and it doesn't allow any writing/ 
deleting on the 2ndary drive.  I know how to change the permissions and 
ownership but don't know exactly which should be listed.


The new Home acct name, System, Admin, Everyone etc. 
Usually there is a cascading list of 2 or 3 but I can't remember what 
they should be.


Can anyone tell me?

db


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