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Posted by Jochem Maas on 05/04/05 21:03
Marcus Bointon wrote:
> On 4 May 2005, at 16:03, Jochem Maas wrote:
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>> it means the 'sticky bit' is on.
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> I'd heard of sticky bits (and what they do) but didn't realise that's
> how they appear in output from ls. Anyway, I fixed the problem
your post stuck out because I learnt this myself only a very short while
ago while researching into a some cvs administration stuff
> (unrelated to the sticky bit) by doing what the PHP docs implied, by
> doing chmod a+rx on all directories from my site folder upwards and
you did use 'chmod -R' and save yourself quite a bit of typing I hope.
the sticky bit (on directories anyway) determines the group:user of new/overwritten
files inside the given directory... it means new files/dir automatically
inherit the correct perms.
> suddenly getcwd starts working and thus so does smarty. One for the
> archives, perhaps the Smarty docs too...
glad you got it fixed. :-)
>
>> can't help you with OSX tho.
>> (apart from to say it looks nicer than windows on the whole :-)
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> I'm running Tiger and I have to say that it is very nice indeed, even
> though my graphics card (GeForce 4MX) can't do all the funky new stuff.
> ArsTechnica has a deep review of 10.4 that's very interesting reading.
2 things stop me using OSX:
1. you can't maximise windows like you can elsewhere.
2. only the bottom/right corner of a window can be used to resize.
they day they 'fix' 2 in the std install is the day I buy a G5.
....but each to their own in this game :-)
>
> Marcus
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