Hi Minh,
the "sticky" bit here is in fact the "restricted deletion bit", it is
used on directories,
e.g. the /tmp directory where several users have r/w access but when the
't' bit is
set only the file owners may delete its files. It should not be set on
files only directories
and I don't
There are files, sockets and pipes have world writable permission,
but only root user and owner should be able to create/delete
these files. Sticky bit should be set for these sockets and pipes
for security reason.
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src/base/daemon.c | 2 +-
src/base/osaf_secutil.c | 2 +-
