Overview
Artifact ID: | 6c35260fe62a23d83dd0e560ba8223b153e649243a4493ed381fab9e0eef3b8e |
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Ticket: | b43efdfd61d2fbe670fdd1ebcbfce7a999c6bef0
file delete -force does not work on read-only subdirectories |
User & Date: | agalanin 2019-03-16 16:16:38 |
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- closer changed to: "nobody"
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- comment changed to:
If a sub-directory is not writable, file delete -force fails on the first file in the read-only subdirectory. Platform: Debian 9.8 / Linux 4.9.0, x86_64 Script to reproduce: package require fileutil set tmp [::fileutil::tempdir] file mkdir [set dir [file join $tmp test-[pid]-[clock seconds]]] file mkdir [set subdir [file join $dir subdir]] set f [open [file join $subdir testfile] w] puts $f test close $f exec chmod a-w $subdir file delete -force $dir Actual result: error deleting "/tmp/test-13462-1552752895/subdir/testfile": permission denied Expected result: directory removed completely, no error
- foundin changed to: "8.6.6"
- is_private changed to: "0"
- login: "agalanin"
- priority changed to: "5 Medium"
- private_contact changed to: "96df2f8ded1425b3d4a080bb09fa617f8bda513f"
- resolution changed to: "None"
- severity changed to: "Minor"
- status changed to: "Open"
- submitter changed to: "agalanin"
- subsystem changed to: "37. File System"
- title changed to:
file delete -force does not work on read-only subdirectories
- type changed to: "Bug"