On 1/4/2012 12:46 AM, Ed Greshko wrote:
Well, we always will put the files/command (end product of compilation)
in directories that tend to clue one in on the purpose. /bin /sbin
/usr/bin, etc. And, we only put +x on the files that really need them.
Hardly ever needing to use the "file" command to determine if the file
is to be executed directly.
Ed:
Makes sense ... I think it all falls under different folks finding
conventions that work for them. I do like the idea of only making files
"+x" if needed
Thanks for sharing your POV ... plus resolving my original question,
Paul
Just our way of doing things.
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