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From: guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris)
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Subject: Re: at files and permissions
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Date: 7 Jul 89 06:36:00 GMT
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>	2) BSD *does* allow you to give files away.

No, it doesn't - not vanilla 4.xBSD, anyway; you have to be root to
change the ownership of a file.  It may allow you to make some limited
changes to the *group* IDs of files you own, but that's a different matter.

>In SVR3, there's no specific utility to run the "at" jobs, they seem to
>be simply shovelled into cron.

Yup, "cron" runs 'em both, and has since S5R2.