Re: [WebDNA] Permission Settings
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2009
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Kenneth Grome wrote: [snip] > >> I believe Ubuntu has multiple .profile files... >> which may affect your umask setting. > > It does, and I have them all set correctly, but changing > umask settings will not fix the problem. > > The fact remains that WebDNA fails to retain the original > file permissions when it copies or moves a file. As long as > we know about this we can deal with it. > > So now that I've documented it here on the talk list we all > know what to expect, and I'm done discussing it. Have a > nice day! > > :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome Ken, as usual, I don't believe you. Every distro of Linux will have slight variants on how to deal with global permissions. That is a good reason to set them explicitly in your code. If you want me to believe you regarding umask and setting global perms in ubuntu, tell me exactly what you did to set your global permissions in Ubuntu.. along with the Ubuntu version that you are using. I will bet my turtles left paw that you are missing something. ;-) Btw, I just now set the global perms in a MacTel 10.5.7 box that is sitting next to me, and movefile came along as expected.. SiteBuilder store creation now follows the global permissions settings I just made. For those that want to do this, follow this tech note: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2202 Donovan P.S. I wouldn't be so hard on you Ken if you were not always adamant about every !@#$ thing you guess about... and do you have to throw a negative slant on every little issue? <-- rhetorical question. :-/ Donovan -- Donovan Brooke WebDNA Software Corporation http://www.webdna.us **[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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Kenneth Grome wrote: [snip] > >> I believe Ubuntu has multiple .profile files... >> which may affect your umask setting. > > It does, and I have them all set correctly, but changing > umask settings will not fix the problem. > > The fact remains that WebDNA fails to retain the original > file permissions when it copies or moves a file. As long as > we know about this we can deal with it. > > So now that I've documented it here on the
Talk List we all > know what to expect, and I'm done discussing it. Have a > nice day! > > :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome Ken, as usual, I don't believe you. Every distro of Linux will have slight variants on how to deal with global permissions. That is a good reason to set them explicitly in your code. If you want me to believe you regarding umask and setting global perms in ubuntu, tell me exactly what you did to set your global permissions in Ubuntu.. along with the Ubuntu version that you are using. I will bet my turtles left paw that you are missing something. ;-) Btw, I just now set the global perms in a MacTel 10.5.7 box that is sitting next to me, and movefile came along as expected.. SiteBuilder store creation now follows the global permissions settings I just made. For those that want to do this, follow this tech note: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2202 Donovan P.S. I wouldn't be so hard on you Ken if you were not always adamant about every !@#$ thing you guess about... and do you have to throw a negative slant on every little issue? <-- rhetorical question. :-/ Donovan -- Donovan Brooke WebDNA Software Corporation http://www.webdna.us **[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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