man fprocmd (Commandes) - get or set permissions for directories in the FSP database
NAME
fprocmd, fpro - get or set permissions for directories in the FSP database
SYNOPSIS
fprocmd [ +c|-c|+d|-d|+g|-g|+m|-m|+l|-l|+r|-r ] [ directory ] ...
fpro [ +c|-c|+d|-d|+g|-g|+m|-m|+l|-l|+r|-r ] [ directory ] ...
DESCRIPTION
If no flags are specified, for each file named in the argument list, fprocmd displays the current permission settings for each directory named. If a flag is present (only one may be specified each time), fprocmd will perform the following operations and display the resulting settings for each named directory:
- +c
- Give others permission to create new items.
- -c
- Deny others permission to create new items.
- +d
- Give others permission to delete old items.
- -d
- Deny others permission to delete old items.
- +g
- Give others permission to get items.
- -g
- Deny others permission to get items.
- +m
- Give others permission to create subdirectories.
- -m
- Deny others permission to create subdirectories.
- +l
- Give others permission to list directory content.
- -l
- Deny others permission to list directory content.
- +r
- Give others permission to rename files in this directory.
- -r
- Deny others permission to rename files in this directory.
fprocmd will perform csh file name globbing based on file and directory information obtained from the FSP database.
Since user's command shells generally cannot do the proper globbing for this program, it is recommended that user defines a shell alias or function to turn off command shell globbing before running this program. csh example:
alias fpro \(set noglob\; exec fprocmd \!\*\)