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In the program that creates the IFS objects involved (mixed-language,
FWIW, with this particular module in C), we do a QSYRUSRI on the user's
profile name, then a second QSYRUSRI on the primary group profile name
returned. Then, whenever we create one of these files, we do an fchown()
on the file, immediately upon creation, passing it the UID field from
the second QSYUSRI, and 0, i.e. (with usri0300g being the response from
the second QSYUSRI),
fchown(docDescriptor, usri0300g.UID, 0);
I haven't yet run a debugger on this (and probably won't have time to do
so until at least tomorrow), but would anybody know offhand whether (and
how, and why) a failed fchown() would somehow not only fail to change
the owner, but cause the file to end up with its authorities looking
like (with the original creator ARTWELDING):
Data --Object Authorities--
User Authority Exist Mgt Alter Ref
*PUBLIC *RWX X X X X
ARTWELDING *RWX
???
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JHHL
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