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SubjectRe: chmod a+r -R Documentation
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David Forrest <drf5n@mug.sys.virginia.edu> writes:
> Alan,
> Could you
>
> chmod a+r -R Documentation
>
> since it looks like some of the files have become read-protected.
>
> grep: Documentation/kernel-docs.txt: Permission denied
> grep: Documentation/proc.txt: Permission denied


Better yet, could 'chmod -R a+rX linux' just become part of the script that
makes distributions? What conceivable reason could there be for keeping any
of this secret?

--Mike


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