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Old 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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Old 12-05-2007
Thanks all i got it as

chmod 2775 xxx
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Old 12-05-2007
Thanks for posting the solution you found. But I would like to point out that the directories have the SGID bit, not the sticky bit. Both bits are often used on directories and have different effects. I explain this in my article Unix File Permissions.
 
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