Re: Unble to run Script based application
Re: Unble to run Script based application
- Subject: Re: Unble to run Script based application
- From: John Baltutis <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 21:57:22 -0800
On 02/12/08, "Duttamajumdar, Amritendu"
<email@hidden> wrote, among other things:
>
> Another thing, when I access the connected server from the Terminal and
> check the permissions set for <myApplication>.app on machines with OS
> below 10.5 I get "-rwx------" however on a machine with Mac OS 10.5
>
> The file permissions are set as "-rwx------@". What does the "@"
> signify...I am a bit lost here and Googling around didn't bail me out!!
Indicates that it has an access control list (ACL) set. Use this command to
check the permissions:
ls -Ol@ed <myApplication>.app
and the line following the initial displays which ACLs are set. For example, on
a Leopard installation:
ls -Ol@ed ~/Desktop
drwxr-x---+ 162 username username - 5508 Feb 11 20:47 /Users/username/Desktop
0: group:everyone deny delete
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