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...will install. BTW, another data point: I chmod'd a file to 0000 and now all I get is "-." for the mode string. It completely chops everything but the file type and the ACL indicator. OTOH, if I set it to 0660, I get the full string. It doesn't truncate the last octet. [ken at rocinante src]$ chmod 0000 yes.c [ken at rocinante src]$ ls -l yes.c -. 1 ken ken 3895 May 13 2018 yes.c [ken at rocinante src]$ chmod 0006 yes.c [ken at rocinante src]$ ls -al yes.c -rw-. 1 ken ken 3895 May 13 2018 yes.c [ken at rocinante src]$ chmod 0060 yes.c [ken at rocinante src]$ ls -al yes.c ----rw-...

Found it. It happens from the process buffer inside Lugaru Epsilon. I think ls thinks it's doing a DIRED output instead of a shell output. Now I need to figure out why it thinks that. This wasn't happening in CentOS 7.

When I use "ls -al" on a directory, for files with only owner read/write permission, the displayed attributes are "-rw-", not "-rw-------". That means the file names don't line up with other files in the directory, which makes the listing harder to read. What changed where and how do I fix that?