I have two zip archives containing graphics and html files, comprising
an "e-book" in hypertext format. I want to unzip the archives and
preserve all case-sensitivity in file names. I use the command "unzip"
on them and get all upper-case filenames. The html code names them in
lower-case or mixed-case (and some upper-case). My wife can read them
just fine on the Windows 98 system (dual-boot machine). So I mount the
Win partition and "cp -r" the directories in question to my /home
directory. Root chowns, chgrps, and chmods all files to my ownership.
They are all lower-case filenames. But some of them *are* supposed to
be upper-case filenames! To add insult to injury, even after
chown/chgrp/chmod (644) so that I own the files, I cannot perform a
simple "mv foo.gif FOO.GIF" because it says permission denied.
I love Linux, but this stuff is making me crazy!
Phil
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