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PLFS files can show as directories through "ls -l" and FUSE layer #159

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brettkettering opened this issue Dec 13, 2012 · 3 comments
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If a user has "x" permission on a directory, let's call it /a/b and that directory contains a file, c, for which this same user does not have permission, then this file displays as a directory with the "ls -l" command, when in fact it is a file.

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Can we fix this with containerMode() function maybe?

On Dec 13, 2012, at 3:41 PM, Brett Kettering notifications@github.com
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If a user has "x" permission on a directory, let's call it /a/b and that
directory contains a file, c, for which this same user does not have
permission, then this file displays as a directory with the "ls -l"
command, when in fact it is a file.


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@ghost ghost assigned agtorre Feb 14, 2013
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Aaron had worked on permissions and is most familiar with this part of the code.

@ghost ghost assigned atorrez Aug 12, 2013
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agtorre commented Sep 12, 2013

Added this to the new KNOWN_ISSUES file that I'm about to commit.

agtorre pushed a commit to agtorre/plfs-core that referenced this issue Sep 12, 2013
… that exist that cannot be easily fixed or wont ever be fixed
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