1 Jan
2019
1 Jan
'19
6:48 a.m.
On 12/31/18 6:39 PM, Larry McVoy wrote:
On Mon, Dec 31, 2018 at 06:29:11PM -0600, Will Senn
wrote:
Hi Larry,
I'm not sure where the ? came from, but I think that's just the email,
here is init:
ls -l /etc/init|od -c
0000000 - r w x r w x r - - 1 r o
0000020 o t 2 0 5 4 M a y
0000040 1 3 2 3 : 5 0 / e t c / i n
0000060 i t \n \0
0000063
ls -l /etc/init|od
0000000 071055 074167 073562 071170 026455 020040 020061 067562
0000020 072157 020040 020040 031040 032460 020064 060515 020171
0000040 031461 031040 035063 030065 027440 072145 027543 067151
0000060 072151 000012
0000063
As for how big they are, that's just the beauty of v6, everything is
super small. Linux is blubbery in comparison.
Will
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cp a.out /etc/init
Can't create new file.
A little digging around points to the problem - some files are owned by
daemon, others by root:
-rwsrwsr--?? 1 daemon???? 3246 Oct 10 12:54 cron
-rwxrwxr--?? 1 root???????? 2054 May 13 23:50 init
This smells like a file system
that is corrupted (I used to hack UFS
a few decades back).
Can you do a
ls -l | od -c
because I want to see what those ?? are.
And cron is really 3246 bytes? And 2054 for init? Don't those seem
too small? Linux's cron is 44472 and that's with shared libs, I'm
assuming that v6 didn't have shared libs, it's all static.