Linux-kernel mailing list archive 2000-01,: Re: [2.2.13] FAT filesystems: separate umask for directories

# Re: [2.2.13] FAT filesystems: separate umask for directories

Florian Weimer (fw@s.netic.de)
03 Jan 2000 20:44:56 +0100

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leos@servers.globopolis.com (Leos Bitto) writes:

> If everything you need is to get files 0644 and directories 0755,
> use the "noexec" option. No need to hack the kernel every time you
> need to get your job done. :)

Oh well, thanks. It's pretty obvious once you know it. The patch
isn't correct anyway (I missed the root inode of the file system,
it doesn't get the directory umask).

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