On Aug 27, 2007, at 11:40, Tuomo Latto wrote:
> As to your problem, I have no idea why cygwin would see them
> differently.
> Do all executables have the "archive" bit set by default?
I'm very curious what the significance of the archive bit is expected
to be.
I've chased this issue down further and the plot thickens a bit.
My test program may or may not work as expected depending the
directory in which it's run. Further digging shows that if cygwin
creates the directory, my test works. If cmd.exe or some other
program create the directory, then the test fails.
I've been fooling around with cygwin getfacl/setfacl since that's
where the difference appears to be...
It's looking definitely like this is not really a mingw problem at all.
Sorry for the interruption and thanks for the pointers,
-g
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