On 03/02/14 14:41, Pavel Raiskup wrote:
Good points, thanks! Default ACLs for directories are currently badly
restored which seems to be a clear bug. Could we push something similar
to attached files? (I try to propose testcase as a separate commit to
allow you `make check` without fix —
Hi,
Any update on this? Sergey?
Yes, I've pushed both patches. The acls03.at test contained a bug,
which I fixed as well.
Regards,
Sergey
On 14/02/14 11:06, Sergey Poznyakoff wrote:
Hi,
Any update on this? Sergey?
Yes, I've pushed both patches. The acls03.at test contained a bug,
which I fixed as well.
Great! Thanks a lot Sergey.
Regards,
Juan
On 03/02/14 14:41, Pavel Raiskup wrote:
Good points, thanks! Default ACLs for directories are currently badly
restored which seems to be a clear bug. Could we push something similar
to attached files? (I try to propose testcase as a separate commit to
allow you `make check` without fix —
Good points, thanks! Default ACLs for directories are currently badly
restored which seems to be a clear bug. Could we push something similar
to attached files? (I try to propose testcase as a separate commit to
allow you `make check` without fix — to observe that the testcase actually
catches
Pavel Raiskup wrote:
OT: I'd like to mention also one forgotten patch:
http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-tar@gnu.org/msg04052.html
That's actually the patch that makes my series of patches from
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1052876 (I mentioned them on
Jan 14th, 2014 in this list)
Hello,
I'm experiencing a possible problem with ACL support with the --acls
flag and tar 1.27:
when a tarball is extracted using --acls, a default ACL is created for
every file/dir extracted from the tarball (with no archived ACLs I think).
I've run some tests and I've found that:
- a tar
Hello,
I'm experiencing a possible problem with ACL support with the --acls
flag and tar 1.27:
when a tarball is extracted using --acls, a default ACL is created for
every file/dir extracted from the tarball (with no archived ACLs I think).
I've run some tests and I've found that:
- a tar
