Em Quarta 27 Dezembro 2006 04:25, Cameron Simpson escreveu:
On 26Dec2006 13:46, Marcelo Magno T. Sales
<marcelo.sales(a)sefaz.pe.gov.br>
wrote:
| Em Ter?a 26 Dezembro 2006 12:54, Marcelo Magno T. Sales escreveu:
[...]
| > user02, as expected, is not able to read nor modify the contents of
| > this file, as he does not have read nor write permissions on it.
| > However, he can delete the file, because he has write permissions on
| > /test, once he's member of the group users.
| > However, if user02 opens file.txt in VIM, edit it and then save it with
| >
| > :w!, the file is modified, saved, and its ownership is altered to
| >
| > user02:users. How can this happen?? How can VIM alter the ownership and
| > write to this file, if user02 is not it's owner and have no permissions
| > on it? user02 can't do that using chown, chmod nor chgrp, but using VIM
| > he can?!
|
| Never mind. VIM must be removing the existing file and creating another
| one with the same name, which it has permission to do. It does not
| effectively change the existing file, it just replaces it.
Yep. Does this annoy you as much as it does me?
Yes, it does :)
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Marcelo