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Jack Kingsley wrote:
James do you have to be running this under a specific profile in order for
the results to turn out the way you want them to.
No.
While I haven't yet had time to get the fchown() call to a state where I
can debug it (hopefully that will happen later today), I've established
the following pattern:
In our development environment, the IFS objects' ownership is
transferred, immediately on creation, to the owner's primary group
profile, which is as it should be, with full authority granted to
*PUBLIC, with nobody explicitly locked out of it.
In our production environment, the IFS objects' ownership remains with
the creating user profile, and that creating user profile is then
explicitly locked out of all object authorities to it, while *PUBLIC
still *has* all object authorities to it, with the result that the
creator/owner (and apparently *only* the creator/owner) is locked out of
deletion, whether from the command line, or from WRKLNK, or from the
unlink() API call.
And this seems to be happening regardless of who the creating user
happens to be.
Hopefully, I'll know more before quitting time today.
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JHHL
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