Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
On Jun 10, 2005, at 1:06 AM, Blair Zajac wrote:
Looking at the log, it's doing a chown to root in the temporary
install directory:
Hi Blair,
Matthew wrote:
--build-as-nobody is
needed to be able to create bindists automatically and safely, and
we're hoping to switch it over to be the default at some point in the
future, so it would be nice to fix this if you could.
And that's pretty much the explanation. Fink will be much safer to run,
especially automatically, if we manage to get as many packages as
possible to build as non-root.
As it is, if Fink is building without --build-as-nobody then it's root
and anything it puts in %i should be root already, no need to chown. If
it's building *with* --build-as-nobody, then it will chown - R %i
automatically. So in either case, a chown to root is unnecessary.
Dave
What group does it put files in automatically?
Currently I have this:
chown root:wheel %i/var/tmp %i/var/tmp/jove %i/var/tmp/jove/preserve
Will the files also be in the wheel group?
Regards,
Blair
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