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Strange setgid behaviour

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Hi Experts,

Does anyone have clue about the following strange setgid behaviour?

As the owner, I was able to create files when the directory mode is 755:

alcrd3mso@sbdsvrso788 /apps/algo3/alcr5_dev3/TOP/cfg $ id

uid=15832(alcrd3mso) gid=8632(alcrd3grp)

alcrd3mso@sbdsvrso788 /apps/algo3/alcr5_dev3/TOP/cfg $ ls -ld .

drwxr-xr-x  15 alcrd3mso alcrd3grp    8192 Nov  8 13:48 .

alcrd3mso@sbdsvrso788 /apps/algo3/alcr5_dev3/TOP/cfg $ ls test1

test1: No such file or directory

alcrd3mso@sbdsvrso788 /apps/algo3/alcr5_dev3/TOP/cfg $ touch test1

alcrd3mso@sbdsvrso788 /apps/algo3/alcr5_dev3/TOP/cfg $ ls -l test1

-rw-r--r--   1 alcrd3mso alcrd3grp       0 Nov  8 13:49 test1

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