On 16 avr. 09, at 22:47, slubman wrote:
On 16 avr. 09, at 22:21, ludovic coues wrote:
I'm pretty sure that +x is not set for everybody in home.
Just cause you don't want that anybody can see what folder you have.
If you want have have a pokemon subfolder of anime, nobody else need
to now this. So, for me, +x have not to be set.
With the +x right on a folder you only give the right to pass
through this directory, not to see the content of this directory
$ mkdir foo
$ touch foo/test1
$ touch foo/test2
$ ls foo
test1 test2
$ chmod a-r foo
$ ls foo
ls: cannot open directory foo: Permission denied
$ echo "Hello" > foo/test1
$ cat foo/test1
Hello
I sent the mail before I finished.
$ chmod a-x foo
$ cat foo/test1
cat: foo/test1: Permission denied
$ chmod u+r foo
$ ls foo
ls: cannot access foo/test2: Permission denied
ls: cannot access foo/test1: Permission denied
test1 test2
But doesn't seem to be the case for my home directory...
Hopefully, it's my laptop, not a shared computer.
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