Re: Proper permissions magic sauce to get files owned by me owned by my users?
Re: Proper permissions magic sauce to get files owned by me owned by my users?
- Subject: Re: Proper permissions magic sauce to get files owned by me owned by my users?
- From: Paul Miller <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 19 May 2007 08:09:07 -0500
Mike wrote:
Just write a postinstall shell script that sets the permissions.
If you don't know in advance what permissions the installed app is
expecting on the files, then it's kind of hard to know what permissions
you need to set.
I thought I might have to resort to this.
Just odd that there is different behavior on very similar setups (except
for the architecture).
-m
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Paul Miller wrote:
I've got a situation where I have a directory in my installer that
gets installed inside an application that I don't distribute. When the
application tries to open files in the directory I install, it
complains of permissions problems. The weird thing is this works on a
couple of my machines, but not one of my users' machines.
I need to make sure that the directory (and contents) gets installed
with full RW access for everyone on the computer, even though it is
getting installed down in the directory hierarchy of a foreign app.
What is the proper incantation on my end (via setting permissions on
the dirs/files, and flags set in the installer package) to make this
happen? Note - I am using Iceberg.
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