'find' -perm example in doc
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I was reading the official documentation of find online here. And I came across the following part (and I'm bolding the bolded part):
‘-perm -444 -perm /222 ! -perm /111’
Match files that are readable for
everybody, have at least one write bit set (i.e., somebody can write
to them), but that cannot be executed/searched by anybody. Note that
in some shells the ‘!’ must be escaped;.
‘-perm -a+r -perm /a+w !
-perm /a+x’
As above.
‘-perm -g+w,o+w’
As above.
I think the last example isn't the same as the first two. It shouldn't be as above. It should go like "Match files that are writable by their group and everyone."
Is this correct? Or am I missing something?
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I was reading the official documentation of find online here. And I came across the following part (and I'm bolding the bolded part):
‘-perm -444 -perm /222 ! -perm /111’
Match files that are readable for
everybody, have at least one write bit set (i.e., somebody can write
to them), but that cannot be executed/searched by anybody. Note that
in some shells the ‘!’ must be escaped;.
‘-perm -a+r -perm /a+w !
-perm /a+x’
As above.
‘-perm -g+w,o+w’
As above.
I think the last example isn't the same as the first two. It shouldn't be as above. It should go like "Match files that are writable by their group and everyone."
Is this correct? Or am I missing something?
permissions find documentation
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I was reading the official documentation of find online here. And I came across the following part (and I'm bolding the bolded part):
‘-perm -444 -perm /222 ! -perm /111’
Match files that are readable for
everybody, have at least one write bit set (i.e., somebody can write
to them), but that cannot be executed/searched by anybody. Note that
in some shells the ‘!’ must be escaped;.
‘-perm -a+r -perm /a+w !
-perm /a+x’
As above.
‘-perm -g+w,o+w’
As above.
I think the last example isn't the same as the first two. It shouldn't be as above. It should go like "Match files that are writable by their group and everyone."
Is this correct? Or am I missing something?
permissions find documentation
asked 6 mins ago
joker
1746
I was reading the official documentation of find online here. And I came across the following part (and I'm bolding the bolded part):
‘-perm -444 -perm /222 ! -perm /111’
Match files that are readable for
everybody, have at least one write bit set (i.e., somebody can write
to them), but that cannot be executed/searched by anybody. Note that
in some shells the ‘!’ must be escaped;.
‘-perm -a+r -perm /a+w !
-perm /a+x’
As above.
‘-perm -g+w,o+w’
As above.
I think the last example isn't the same as the first two. It shouldn't be as above. It should go like "Match files that are writable by their group and everyone."
Is this correct? Or am I missing something?
permissions find documentation
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