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How to uncheck the Ignore ownership on this volume programatically
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How to uncheck the Ignore ownership on this volume programatically


  • Subject: How to uncheck the Ignore ownership on this volume programatically
  • From: "Elango C" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 12:19:37 +0530

Hi all,

I am writing a backup application for Mac OS Tiger (Intel and PPC)
like a carbon copy cloner.  Now I have an issue,  when I copy the
files from my root volume to a newly created volume; the file
permission got messed up otherwise the files whcih I copied doesnt
have the ownership and permission what i had in the source volume.

I found more articles about the problem; people have said to use the
"vsdbutil" command to preserve the privilleges to the volume (i.e.
vsdbutil -a <volume name>). But I need to do it in programatical way.

Note: I have also tried to fork the process in my C code but it
returns  the following

### You must be root to perform this operation###

But I am doing this process with the Administrator / root privilleges
in my tool.

Can any one help me on this regard.

Regards,
--Elango C
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