Hi Everyone, I'm trying to solve a rather peculiar (at least to me) artifact of CMake's install(). I have a binary file (elf) that I call install() on to copy it and later package with CPack. Specifying no permissions results in a RPM extracting in 0444 mode, whereas specifying USE_SOURCE_PERMISSIONS or setting PERMISSIONS explicitly results in the binary being re-written with the current OS's elf utilities, which changes the binary and later leads to this error when I attempt to execute it:
"unsupported version 0 of Verneed record" The file extracted from RPM has different MD5 checksum and size - and when I look into cmake_build/_CPack_Packages/Linux/RPM/..../executable I can see it's been already changed there. Is there any way to make CMake keep permissions in RPM but not change the executable itself? Best regards, Lukasz
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