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Re: [Ltib] ncurses or .gvfs failed?


From: Stuart Hughes
Subject: Re: [Ltib] ncurses or .gvfs failed?
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 08:44:00 +0100
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Svein Seldal wrote:
Stuart Hughes wrote:
The deployment problem you had (permissions) are nothing to do with Jaunty. What it means is the those files have permissions that are not readable as the normal user. The spec files that generate those files need adjusting to add read permissions.

Ah. I overlooked your replies before sending my previous post.

So I understand then that the current "policy" in ltib is to make sure every file&directory in romfs is installed with world read permissions?

I don't know if it's a problem, but overriding the default install permissions on secure applications (like openswan) wouldn't that violate the originators design ideas? I mean, there is probably good reason for these files to be 700...



It's not so much a matter of policy as a practical compromise. The original intended 700 should be used ideally, but these deployments run as non-root and so unless you have world read permissions you can't copy the file across. Ideally the boot-up would check this and fix the permissions as needed in rc.local or similar. This is something the packager should have attended to.

Regards, Stuart




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