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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2008-03-21 16:34:15
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Daniel J Sebald wrote: > src/getcolor.h is downloaded from CVS as being executable files. Unfortunately, this can happen occasionally. The permissions (including the 'x' bit) of a file in CVS are inherited from those of the working file at initial check-in. If that was done from a Linux box, but with the files mounted on a FAT filesystem (which tends to report each and every file as "executable" by default), the 'x' bit They are stored as the permissions of the RCS archive on the CVS server --- which we can't change via CVS commands. A support request to SF.net staff is underway. > src/genopt.com is hightlighted on my system as being executable but isn't so > listed using "ls". That's between you and your system configuration to discuss --- highlighting is a configurable feature of 'ls'. > Perhaps the "com" extension is some old standard for executable files? It's old, but still used. *.com is the original type of executables in MS-DOS --- *.exe came later. |