RE: Why need +s chmod on files and directories?

Subject: RE: Why need +s chmod on files and directories?
From: Alex Yu (yua@nycap.rr.com)
Date: Tue Oct 31 2000 - 20:13:25 EST

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> Essentially because MacOS files don't have permissions. Directories
> do. So the g+s option makes sure that the permissions assigned

Hmm, on my server, I have Windows users using ftp, and Mac users using
AppleShare. Do I have to set g+s on files that ftp creates?

Alex

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