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On Wednesday 13 August 2008 14:23:55 Peter Rabbitson wrote:
> > CIDR-style masking actually is a poor fit here, because it only
> > answers one question -- is that in this?
>
> How does -perm differ?
It uses distinct mode prefixes to represent how to use the mode:
none Exact match
- All bits must match
/ Any bits must match
> Now when someone says "I would like to version all suid binaries in a
> separate repository for maximum security (i.e. to detect tampering)"
> Philipp would have his work done already, whereas Sheldon would be
> starting at square one (plus the added benefit of having to worry
> about back-compat).
Well argued, objection withdrawn. So just consider the GNU find -perm
suggestion. :-)
Ciao,
Sheldon.
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