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Subject: Re: Handbook, Chapter 3.2 (Unix permissions), and chmod(1)  -- a su
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On 21 Jan, Salvo Bartolotta wrote:
> Dear FreeBSD doc'ers,
> 
> The description of the Unix directory permissions in this section
> might be a little confusing:
> 
>...[Trimmed]...
> 
> An equivalent description to that quoted above is found in chmod(1).
> Am I missing something ?
> 
> 
Yes, consider:

cd    tmp
mkdir foo
chmod 300 foo
cd    foo
mkdir barr

				Best Regards,
				Jessem.





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