RE: FSSTND with Permissions?
To answer one question....
the FSSTND is now outdated.
The current standard doc is the
"Filesystem Hierarchy Standard -- Version 2.0"
Dated Oct. 26 , 1997
also known as the FHS
I don't know where to get it...
I found it somewhere a coupla months back
goto altavista and do asearch on the filename "fhs.ps"
it shoul dhave some hits (once ya have a filename you can usually pull
up alot of pages with the file you want....little trick I learned back
when I used Win95 and used to look
for "Warez"....course now that im running linux...I have no need to do
that anymore)
As I remember it even says on the offcial website (wherever that is)
"Here i sthe FSSTND the old version . Stop Using it"
-Steve
> Where on the Web can we find an example of the latest
>FSSTND (if this is still the standard) with permissions
>shown? As you may see from the header on this message,
>each time my LINUX system is up, more damage is possible.
>Some of my previous posts on this have not even made it to
>the list.
>
>Art Lemasters
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