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On 03/29/10 11:42, Eric Blake wrote:
Therefore, it is perfectly acceptable for the root user to claim that a
file is executable, as reported by eaccess, even if none of the file
permission bits grant such permission.
Yes, but test should still return false if the file isn't executable by
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