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use backslshes to post long strings
No need to s_t_r_e_t_c_h any thread's window to post long ACLs (or other command).
Perhaps it's not "necessary" but... explicitly stating 'user:' or 'group:' is less ambiguous.BTW, applying the user ACL to the Drop Box should not normally call for recursion (chmod -R). And -- if that were desirable -- it wouldn't be necessary to include file-specific entries (such as read,execute,write,append) because -- when applied recursively -- the corresponding folder entries (list,search,add_file,add_subdirectory) get "translated" to their file counterparts. I also added the writesecurity,chown entries... because that's what Leopard seems to do. I also left the "/Users/sally/Downloads" folder, even though Tiger doesn't usually have one. -HI- |
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