David:
Perhaps you should look at how samba handles this. There is an option
to use the --x--x--x bits to store (I believe) RHS attributes. This
would work on the personal drive quite well - and it would make you
consistent with samba.
Just a thought -
--Yan
David Peet wrote:
> Your autoexec.bat file should have this line in it:
> @attrib +s c:\windows\fonts
> This sets the system attribute that makes the fonts directory
> work the way it is supposed to. This line is put in there
> when you install Windows in Win4Lin. Perhaps it got deleted
> somehow.
>
> You can set these attributes, but they only are effective
> durring the session. When you exit your session only the
> attributes that have an equivalent in the Linux filesystem
> are saved.
>
> Larry Marshall wrote:
>
>>> Interesting. Too bad you can't change the file/folder attributes under
>>> win4lin.
>>
>> Yeah...any idea how they're preventing the change of the system
>> attribute?
>> Until this came up I just assumed that my Windows install was not
>> being modified. Being naive worked so well until now :-)
>>
>>> Like in unix windows needs to be configured with an editor too :)
>>
>> <grin>...I'll take editing text files over editing the volatile
>> Windows registry any day.
>>
>> Cheers --- Larry
>
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