12-05-2007
chmod mode as permision drwxrwsr-x
All,
As first i searched in google but no result . Also i searched in the forum as well.
I am having a directory with permision drwxrwsr-x
i want to create a new directory with same permision . I know S denotes stick bit i tried to creat a directory and modify by chmod as
chmod 7755 XXXX
but no result .. PLease help.
Thanks,
Arun
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NAME
mu_mkdir - create a new Maildir
SYNOPSIS
mu mkdir [options] <dir> [<dirs>]
DESCRIPTION
mu mkdir is the mu sub-command for creating Maildirs. It does not use the mu database. With the mkdir command, you can create new Maildirs
with permissions 0755. For example,
mu mkdir tom dick harry
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OPTIONS
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AUTHOR
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