I hate to break it to you, but to AIX (and other Unix platforms), your identity as a user boils down to this: 204 (or some other User ID). Sure, you have a meaningful user name (provided your parents didn't call you DEFAULT or ALL, or put question marks in your name - the mkuser command explains the rules) but did you really think AIX stores a name like johnathon_doe_junior on every file little Johnny owns? NO WAY! What computers think of us Here's how it all works. If you run ls -l you see your file permissions, including the name of the owner... [More]

Marcações:  long_username uid istat group metadata chown ls aix mkuser file_owner gid just_a_number i-node