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Originally posted by skrooGood Lord, man, by what mental process did you manage to connect this with the rest of the thread?
Whew...I was starting to think I had caught stupid. I had absolutley no idea what this had to do with anything. I re-read every post in this thread twice trying to figure out what the hell he/she/it was talking about.perl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'Comment
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As a general rule of thumb, "security by obscurity" is not a good foundation for a security model. "Hiding" files from default listing is not the same thing as access restrictions and limits for read or write access; they are two different animals.Originally posted by DigitalContactattrib <folder name> -h
This is equivalent to creating chmod 777 "dot files" in a /tmp/ tree on a *NIX system as a method to prevent people from accessing them. (You may want to re-think your method of access control for the data you wish to have access restricted.)
Of course, I pointed out the fault with the original premise earlier. Many of the other posts which followed provided attempts to deal with access restrictions; this is the real issue.
Though you have tried to provide an answer, it is not an answer (in the conventional sense) to the question being asked.
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Not that I am saying that you "caught stupid," because I have no desire to be the forum whipping boy...but "...every thread in this post?"Originally posted by ChrisWhew...I was starting to think I had caught stupid. I had absolutley no idea what this had to do with anything. I re-read every post in this thread twice trying to figure out what the hell he/she/it was talking about.Ya got no legs, don't come crawlin' to me.Comment
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Originally posted by JoeSchmuckNot that I am saying that you "caught stupid," because I have no desire to be the forum whipping boy...but "...every thread in this post?"
I have no idea to what you are referring.
Behold the power of the edit :Dperl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'Comment
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OK SHIT IM FINALLy BACK. Okay no one has caught stupid,except maybe me!Originally posted by ChrisI have no idea to what you are referring.
Behold the power of the edit :D
Right, now for an explanation < i had to reply to post screens open and mixed them up and ended up not posting the other reply and posting the wrong Q here, very sorry for any confusion caused, Louis Cipher aka lou.
P.S. by the way the answer that was not an answer was helpful.Comment
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