Simon Sprünker wrote:
Hi,
I ran into a problem using the recursive revert using fsvs 1.1.6 (did
not try with older versions):
I am versioning / on a machine. I uninstalled htop and deleted
/var/spool/fsvs and /etc/fsvs. Then I did
[HEAD]vm-one:/# fsvs sync-repos
[HEAD]vm-one:/# fsvs revert -R /
Hi Phil,
short followup on this matter. With your new FSVS version (r980), I did
the above, which worked fine, but then I did my usual stuff and noticed
the following:
[HEAD]vm-one:~# sudo
sudo: can't open /etc/sudoers: Permission denied
FSVS did not change anything related to sudo and it did work before the
revert, so I googled and found something to fix it:
[HEAD]vm-one:~# chmod 755 /
Before that command, the permissions for / were drwx------. So recursive
revert seems to set at least these permissions wrong.
Simon
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