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January 1999, Week 3

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Mark Bixby <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 19 Jan 1999 13:06:48 -0800
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Stigers, Greg [And] writes:
>
> OK, from the 'am I crazy or stupid file?', this probably is the latter. HPRC
> tells me that I am not supposed to be able to write in one account from an
> id in another account, no matter how much this makes sense to me in its own
> context, and that STORE is a special case that CAN write its SHOW=OFFLINE
> listing to another account. I guess I don't quite understand what WRITE :
> ANY on accounts and groups is supposed to mean, if not this... Time to RTM
> some more.

POSIX is the answer.  :-)

Instead of trying to store your trans-account files under /ACCOUNT/GROUP/,
store them in /ACCOUNT/GROUP/hfsdir/:

        :hello USER.ACCOUNT
        :xeq sh.hpbin.sys
        $ cd /ACCOUNT/GROUP
        $ mkdir hfsdir
        $ chmod 777 hfsdir

Now *anybody* can create or delete files in /ACCOUNT/GROUP/hfsdir.

If the *anybody* aspect bothers you, you should be able to tighten that up
by manually tweaking the ACDs on hfsdir (i.e. :altsec instead of chmod).
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