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Doh! That was a typo in my email message. I know I should have
cut/pasted it directly from the script but i had messed with the script
so many times that the current command was clearly wrong. This is a
*real* cut/paste:
fcopy -m ${username},${usergroup},0644
/home/${username}/.config/autostart/my-orca-autostart.desktop
Again, the fcopy command works sort of. The file is created but with
wrong ownership and permissions. Am I missing something Though? Does it
usually work for a user created during an FAI install? I'm thinking the
-m flag might not work because the user doesn't exist in the
installation environment. For fcopy to work, it would have to be a
combination of copy and chroot. But maybe it is. I don't know how fcopy
works.
Somebody suggested putting the file in the user creation skeleton
folder. I think I'll try that next.
On 6/16/25 9:53 AM, Thomas Lange wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jun 2025 16:48:07 +0200, Stefan Möding via linux-fai
<[email protected]> said:
> Have you tried to use a comma instead of the colon between the username
> and the groupname?
That's it. We only split the three arguments at the comma.
fcopy should also print this error message:
fcopy: wrong number of options for -m. Exact 3 comma separated items needed.
Thanks Stefan
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