Volker Quetschke wrote:
$ ls -l /home/build/oo | grep default_images show?
drwx------+ 27 Administrators None 0 Feb 24 15:34 default_images
And what is the result of:
$ /usr/bin/perl -e 'if( -x "/home/build/oo/default_images"){ print
"OK";};' ?
That returns nothing.
Ha, welcome to Windows ACLs and perl usually only using ugo rights.
I wonder why that works for me and Pavel for example.
There was a certain "use XXX;" command to convince perl to do the
right thing, but I have to leave now. You should file an issue in the
meantime with the information from this thread, so that we can fix this
problem. I'll look into it later ...
Volker
I just realized that the user listed is Administrators that owns the
whole tree, not just that directory. That is not the name of the Windows
account I am using. The account it "build" which is a member of the
Windows Administrators group. If I chown -R the
/home/build/oo/default_images directory to "build", I get the expected
OK from the above Perl command.
Should the whole $SRC_ROOT be owned by the current user?
Thanks,
--Chris
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