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Hello.
While using a java application (i2p) I noticed that the data directory is
filled by files with suspicious permissions.
Such permission range from unusual rwx (like 027) to files with setuid or
sticky bit.
I am told, by the app developers, that the permission change isn't expected,
and that there is no way, in java, to achieve such result. He is also not
aware of anyone else experiencing this.

I therefore think this might be a bug of some kind between NetBSD-i386 2.0's
linux emulation, the suse91 packages and sun-jre15 5.0.2.
Is there anthing I can do to explore the problem further?

Thanks for your attention.
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