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> PS2: go away from fbsd-sec with this off-topic thread about HP-UX.  There are
> more Unices, which has chown with AT&T semantics.  Well, not so many with
> quotas (and FFS), as HP.

I'm willing to believe that there may be more different versions of Unix
with ATT semantics for chown than without. However, I believe that if
you simply count total number of systems, BSD semantics far outnumber ATT
semantics. Note for instance that Solaris 2 by default has BSD semantics.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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