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From: Cillian Sharkey <cillian@baker.ie>
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Subject: gnuls used to hightlight setuid/setgid files..
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Hi,

I just noticed that on a 3.1-RELEASE package of gnuls, any files that
were setuid/setgid were hightlighted (ie. white on red background etc.)

However in a 3.2-RELEASE package of gnuls, this feature seems to be
gone. In both cases there was no $LS_COLORS variable so gnuls was
using the colours built in to it...

I think that highlighting setuid/gid files is a _good_ idea, so why
did the feature disappear ?

- Cillian


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