maillog: 14/02/2005-10:08:30(-0500): Aaron Walker types
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> Georgi Georgiev wrote:
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> > Ah, I knew there is a catch.
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> > People usually use a recursive copy so that permissions of executable
> > files are preserved. Is there some other simple alternative to recreate
> > a subtree from $WORKDIR to $D? doins -r would make all files 0644 or
> > whatever the user wants them to be, but all files are with the same
> > permissions.
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> Checkout insopts.
>
> insopts -m755 -o root -g root
> doins -r blah
>
> man 5 ebuild has most of the answers.
But what do you do if you have executable and non-executable files mixed
in the subtree?
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a good real-life example to illustrate the
situation.
The above went directly to A.W. by mistake, so I am resending.
Furthermore, I found an example. reaplay-10.0.2 does the following:
mv * ${D}/opt/${MY_PN}
where the stuff that * matches includes a README, LICENSE a bunch of
directories with executable files (libraries and the real executable)
and a directory with various stuff. Is there an easy way to recreate
this tree to ${D}?
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