Changing? By default, the vast majority of the modules in /usr/OV/bin are
shipped as belonging to bin, and always have been (pardon the pun). A
few seem to be shipped as root, though they belong to processes I don't
work on, so I cannot tell you why. But unless you install an efix, I
wouldn't expect them to ever change, and certainly not automatically,
unless the root user changes them (not a good idea from where I sit). Of
course, if you install an efix, and then upgrade, the efix would get
overlaid with a new module belonging to bin. Is this what you are seeing?
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support
Matt Ashfield <mda@UNB.CA> on 06/01/99 09:39:02 AM
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Subject: ownership changing from root to bin
Hi all,
I remember this being discussed some time ago. Every so often, I notice
that the files in my /usr/OV/bin directory have had their ownership changed
from root to bin. What is causing this?
Thanks
Matt
mda@unb.ca
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Hi all,
I remember this being discussed some time ago.
Every so often, I notice that the files in my /usr/OV/bin directory have had
their ownership changed from root to bin. What is causing this?
Thanks
Matt
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