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Ugh. That was it. We had a chown.c from a long time ago (even before we had
the 3rd ed. fs running). I got used to chown and never used chgrp -o.
I just deleted chown.

thanks a lot.
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Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 11:23:12 -0500

fossil is fussier about rejecting bad 9p requests
than any of our other file servers.  in this case
your chown Twstat message is actually attempting
to change the length field as well as the uid field.

which program are you using to chown?  chgrp -o
looks like it does the right thing.

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