cp -p

[JP Shipherd]

At 10:45 PM 5/14/97 +0400, Sergey Okhapkin wrote:
>JP Shipherd wrote:
>> (BTW, how did you manage to get real user ID's associated with the files
>> and not user 500?)
>
>Remove yourself from "Administrators" group.
>
Can I do this in the /etc/passwd file?  I'd like to stay an NT
administrator, but I'm happy to let bash think I'm not in the
Administrators group.

Here's my passwd file:

Administrator::500:513:::/bin/sh
jp::1003:513:JP Shipherd::/bin/sh
Administrators::544:0:::
Backup Operators::551:0:::
Guests::546:0:::
Power Users::547:0:::
Replicator::552:0:::
Users::545:0:::

And my group file:

None::513:
Everyone::0:

Thanks,
--jp

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