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07-17-2008
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Permission change query
I need to change permission for a directory from drwxrwxrwx to drwxr--s--T
What chmod command will work? What will be the number code to represent the required permission? 
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07-17-2008
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The number is 3710 and
chmod 3710 dir should work. Unless your chmod implements silly restrictions against this (as, I believe, Solaris does). In that case, cheat a little bit with... perl -e 'chmod(03710, shift);' dir Code:
$ chmod 0 file $ perl -e 'chmod(03710,shift);' file $ ls -l file -rwx--s--T 1 bin other 41 Jul 18 02:27 file $
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07-18-2008
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Thanks Perderabo. I've read many of your articles in this site. It would be good if you could write one about permissions (including handling s and t bits).
Thank You!
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07-18-2008
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Quote:
 Ummm, that's a joke, right? Unix File Permissions
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07-19-2008
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Somehow I missed this one. Thank You!
You simply rock, Perderabo! 
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