Re: Read-only dir & files within?

So basically if you follow the documentation at
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5?topic=directories-attr you can see the
attributes we were talking about.

And you could have set them the unix way instead of always being chained to
IBM i commands (ducking and running)
$ cl "chgatr obj('/home/jwoehr/foo') atr(*readonly) value(*no)"

On Fri, Apr 5, 2024 at 12:46 PM Jack Woehr <jack.woehr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"ssh on ibm i" is just a different terminal interface into the same
environment you get going into PASE from the green screen.

From within the bash shell,

*
attr foo​ will show you the attributes for the file foo​ in the current
directory
*
attr foo CCSID=1208​ will change the CCSID attribute of foo​ accordingly


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Subject: Re: Read-only dir & files within?

What are the ssh on IBM i matches for lsattr and chattr?

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