David Smith wrote:
>
> This is really strange. I have Slackware 7 on my laptop, and
> every time I boot, something makes /usr/local non-world readable.
> I can't find anything in rc.d that could be doing this. The
> version is Bigslack, which is designed to be run from a directory on
> a FAT partition, coexisting with Win98. Maybe that messes it up?
Bigslack runs off of the UMSDOS filesystem, During boot, the rc.d
scripts will execute umssync, which will resynchronize your filesystem
since it was changed during your use of Windows 98. This might have
changed the permission of the directory. I don't think it is of any big
concern, however.
Wei-shi Tsai
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