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Subject: Re: Restricting users to their own home directories / not letting
 users view other users files...?
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Chris Rees schrieb:

> Do you really mean sticky? Or do you mean sgid? Sgid directories are

I mean the setgid bit (octal 2000). You are right, "sticky" is something 
different. :) For some reason I don't remember anymore I got used to 
using the term "sticky" for this.

mea culpa!

Uwe