Consider cfengine. It's an incredibly powerful tool. I use it (among other things) to ensure files have the correct ownership and permissions: 
files:
   any::
     /usr/bin/perl m=755 o=root act=warnall
     /opt/etc/cfengine/modules/cpanModVer.pl m=755 act=fixall
     /etc/my.cnf  m=644 o=mysql act=fixall

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For example, the above will (when invoked) ensure that /etc/my.cnf is owned by user mysql and has file permissions 664.

Update: cfengine is free, open source software released under the GNU General Public License. cfengine works with both Unix, Linux and Windows platforms.

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In reply to Re: Open source framework for Unix file attributes by andreas1234567
in thread Open source framework for Unix file attributes by Abraxas

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