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#NOTE: This will only chown() one thing at a time. It refuses to support |
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#multiple chown() operations within the same call. This is in order to provide |
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#reliable error reporting. |
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#You, of course, can still do: IO::Die->chown() for @items; |
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sub chown { |
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my ( $NS, $uid, $gid, $target, @too_many_args ) = @_; |
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#you operate on >1 filesystem node at once. |
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die "Only one path at a time!" if @too_many_args; |
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my $ok = CORE::chown( $uid, $gid, $target ) or do { |
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1; |