Follow-up Comment #7, sr #104924 (project administration):
Michael posted the patches, and I have had a look at them. If I understand
the patches correctly, they only chmod files that end in ".gz", "checksum",
and "log". It so happens that, in ArX, all of the revision files end in .gz,
and the log is just "log". ArX uses a different file name for the checksum:
"sha256". ArX also has signatures of the checksum and log, and those always
end in ".sig".
In summary, I think that ArX would work today with the setup you have. To
ensure that ArX checksums and signatures are not modified by project
memebers, you only have to change line 60 of seal-archive-1.c from
if (regex_match("\\.gz$|checksum$|log$", argv[1]))
if (regex_match("\\.gz$|checksum$|sha256$|log$|\\.sig$", argv[1]))
I do not think that these names will conflict with anything that Arch uses.
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