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Old 12-25-2010, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Crow View Post
You could still throw a file into a folder, but not see it, I guess.
This is true. Say you have rw levels/*/* and -r levels/fake/*, you can still see the folder, you just can't read it's contents. So you could drop files in there but not see them, as Crow said. This requires you to add a -w levels/fake/* as well, and although you can still see the folder but not it's contents, you can't drop anything in there either. I thought it was possible to just do -rw <folder> but it appears, since I have never really had to do it, I was wrong. Though, separating the -r and -w does seem to work.
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