On Jul 27, 2007, at 7:20 PM, Michael Jennings wrote:
On Friday, 27 July 2007, at 16:46:43 (-0400),
Jeff Johnson wrote:
But 0022 is the default setting, certainly choosing the uglix
standard default is the least surprising choice that meets the
largest number of expectations.
On systems that use UPG, 0002 is the default. And last time I used
AIX, 0000 was the default.
It just seems to me that the permissions in the RPM should be honored
exactly 100% as they're stored, even if that means world write
permissions (such as in 1777 directories like /tmp).
I will add the macro, and postpone setting until end, not beginning,
of macro loads.
Truly, bootstrapping the dumpty-humpty rpm through external, maximally
"flexible",
macros with embedded %{_target_platform} in path, with run-time
zeroconf discovery
of configuration, is getting way too complex again again.
At least rpmrc (and RPMTAG_ARCH) are finally Dead! Dead! Dead!
73 de Jeff
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