[Pvfs2-users] What's the difference between PVFS_O_WRITE, PVFS_U_WRITE and PVFS_G_WRITE

[Elaine Quarles]

These correspond to the standard Unix (or linux...) file permissions for
writing to a file. PVFS_O_WRITE indicates that the owner of the file may
write to it. PVFS_U_WRITE indicates that any user may write to the file.
PVFS_G_WRITE indicates that any user who is a member of the group to which
the file belongs may write to it.

 

Hope that helps,

Elaine

 

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Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 4:45 AM
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Subject: [Pvfs2-users] What's the difference between PVFS_O_WRITE,
PVFS_U_WRITE and PVFS_G_WRITE

 

Hello, 

 

is there any manual for the following
<http://www.orangefs.org/doxygen/pvfs2-types_8h.html#a6253ab6572ef1c6d4f6e1a
bfe4e9367b> PVFS_O_WRITE,
<http://www.orangefs.org/doxygen/pvfs2-types_8h.html#a6253ab6572ef1c6d4f6e1a
bfe4e9367b> PVFS_U_WRITE,
<http://www.orangefs.org/doxygen/pvfs2-types_8h.html#a6253ab6572ef1c6d4f6e1a
bfe4e9367b> PVFS_G_WRITE

 

Also, what's the difference between them?

 

Thanks, in advance

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