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  @vindex owner
  @vindex g=
  @vindex group
- A file object is interpreted as a directory if you write it in the
- following form: @file{/directory-path/.}. i.e. a trailing dot signifies
- a directory. This then becomes the same as the @code{directory} command.
  
  @table @code
  
! @item @var{/directory}
! This is the only obligatory part of a file action.  This is a directory
! at which a file search should begin.  This may be a single file or a
! directory.  The recursion specifier may be used to force cfengine to
! descend into subdirectories in a controlled fashion, starting from this
! point, checking files there also.  The wildcard @code{home} may also be
! used.  @xref{home directive}.
  @cindex home wildcard
  @cindex Wildcard home
  @vindex home
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  @vindex owner
  @vindex g=
  @vindex group
  
  @table @code
  
! @item @var{/file-object}
! This is the only obligatory part of a file action. This may be a
! single file or a directory.  If it is a directory then it indicates
! where does the file search should begin.  The recursion specifier may
! be used to force cfengine to descend into subdirectories in a
! controlled fashion, starting from this point, checking files there
! also.  The wildcard @code{home} may also be used.  @xref{home
! directive}.
! 
! A file object is interpreted as a directory if you write it in the
! following form: @file{/directory-path/.}. i.e. a trailing dot signifies
! a directory. This then becomes the same as the @code{directory} command.
  @cindex home wildcard
  @cindex Wildcard home
  @vindex home

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