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Jared Robinson updated BUILDR-143:
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Description:
When uploading an artifact to a file:// repository URL, the permissions on the
artifact are rw by owner, but unreadable by anyone else. When I deploy to a
samba share, this is a problem, because no one else can read the artifact. I've
tracked it down to the use of Tempfile in transports.rb. Tempfile always
creates a file with permission 600. If I add the following code, everything
works as expected:
temp.chmod(0644)
I'd prefer it if the artifact was created using my default umask, and then
allow me to override it with an option :permissions so that I can specify what
file mode I want. So a better fix would be the following:
temp.chmod(0666 - File.umask)
This could be related to issue BUILDR-23
was:
When uploading an artifact to a file:// repository URL, the permissions on the
artifact are rw by owner, but unreadable by anyone else. When I deploy to a
samba share, this is a problem, because no one else can read the artifact. I've
tracked it down to the use of Tempfile in transports.rb. Tempfile always
creates a file with permission 600. If I add the following code, everything
works as expected:
temp.chmod(0644)
I'd prefer it if the artifact was created using my default umask, and then
allow me to override it with an option :permissions so that I can specify what
file mode I want.
This could be related to issue BUILDR-23
> Upload to a file:// path needs ability to specify permissions
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> Key: BUILDR-143
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BUILDR-143
> Project: Buildr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core features
> Affects Versions: 1.2.10
> Environment: Linux(RHEL 4) with a samba mount point
> Reporter: Jared Robinson
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> When uploading an artifact to a file:// repository URL, the permissions on
> the artifact are rw by owner, but unreadable by anyone else. When I deploy to
> a samba share, this is a problem, because no one else can read the artifact.
> I've tracked it down to the use of Tempfile in transports.rb. Tempfile always
> creates a file with permission 600. If I add the following code, everything
> works as expected:
> temp.chmod(0644)
> I'd prefer it if the artifact was created using my default umask, and then
> allow me to override it with an option :permissions so that I can specify
> what file mode I want. So a better fix would be the following:
> temp.chmod(0666 - File.umask)
> This could be related to issue BUILDR-23
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