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- ARP(REL1) ARP User's Manual ARP(REL1)
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- NAME
- Protect - To set files protection status
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- SYNOPSIS
- Protect "FILES" FLAGS <QUIET>
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- DESCRIPTION
- Protect is used to set the protection level of a file or
- files. You may set the protection level for multiple files,
- since this command, like most ARP commands, accepts
- wildcards. The various flags that may be set are R=Reads
- allowed W=Writes allowed, E=Execution allowed, D=Deletes
- allowed. If you omit an option flag in the Protect command,
- Protect will disallow that operation on the file. If you
- use wildcards, protect will display the file being altered,
- and the protection level it is being set to. If you use the
- QUIET switch, then Protect will not display this
- information.
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- EXAMPLE
- Protect *.c RWE ; keep all files ending in ".c"
- from being deleted
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- BUGS
- Note that the current version of AmigaDOS only checks the
- status of the Delete flag for a file. You may set/clear the
- other flags with this command, but AmigaDOS will ignore
- them.
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- Page 1 (printed 10/6/87)
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