| Subject: | user and others switched for t |
If I try to turn on the sticky bit, I get a warning and no change to my
permissions
$ perl -MFile::chmod -E 'chmod "o+t", shift' foo
sticky bit has no effect for 'others' at
/home/tim/perl5/perlbrew/perls/perl-
5.16.0/lib/site_perl/5.16.0/File/chmod.pm line 301.
Isn't this backwards? That is, shouldn't the sticky bit *only* affect
'others'? I think user and others are switched here. The attached patch
switches them so that the t only makes sense for others and draws the
warning for user (and group).
| Subject: | patch.sticky |
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