IFS authority - removing authority of *PUBLIC from all items, subfolders, etc -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: IFS authority - removing authority of *PUBLIC from all items, subfolders, etc
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2008 09:02:41 -0400
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Using:
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200507/msg00311.html
I see:
<snip>
For example, to give the public read access to everything in the /usr
directory and all of it's subdirectories, do the following:
STRQSH CMD('chmod -R o+r /usr')
</snip>
How would I change this to make *PUBLIC have exclude in a particular
directory and all it's subdirectories, etc?

Rob Berendt

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Follow-Ups:

Re: IFS authority - removing authority of *PUBLIC from all items, subfolders, etc , John McKee
Re: IFS authority - removing authority of *PUBLIC from all items, subfolders, etc , Lukas Beeler
Re: IFS authority - removing authority of *PUBLIC from all items, subfolders, etc , Simon Coulter

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