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Subject: Re: [9front] drawterm: kern/devfs-posix: fscreate does not respect parent dir's perm
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hm... the next question is, why do we even do the chmod(),
when we can just pass the desired permissions (masked by
the parent directory) to open?

who the hell wrote this crazy code?

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cinap