File Owner, Group and Permissions for Win2000

[tim.conway at philips.com]

No, I actually meant "ntea".  I found it in some docs somewhere.  It 
enables unix-like permissions.  Without it (or maybe ntsec.  I never heard 
of that one), chmod doesn't do anything.  Nonetheless, as I recall, you're 
a cygwin maintainer, and know much more about it than I do.  I just know i 
needed this flag.  What does 'ntsec' do?  It's a pain to dig through the 
cygwin doc, as it's multiple files, non-searchable, at least what I find. 
I just use it like unix, and live with what doesn't work, usually (nothing 
comes to mind at the moment).

Tim Conway
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".\n" '
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David Starks-Browning <starksb at ebi.ac.uk>
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On Monday 1 Apr 02, tim.conway at philips.com writes:
> First, set this environmental variable in Win2k
> set CYGWIN=ntea

Tim probably means "ntsec" not "ntea".

David


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