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#1 2004-10-01 04:12:25

hyp0luxa
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From: Miami, FL
Registered: 2004-07-10
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abs and /var/abs/local

every time I run abs (using sudo), it resets the permissions of /var/abs/local, and everything under it, to root:root. Is this by design? Is there some workaround I can implement? Thanks.

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#2 2004-10-01 14:43:42

phrakture
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Re: abs and /var/abs/local

I'd suppose it sets permissions based on the user.... if you're using sudo it is running under the root user...

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#3 2004-10-01 15:27:15

sarah31
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Re: abs and /var/abs/local

all your package permissions should be root:root even if you are running a local repo. it is a secuirty risk to have packages installed that are user owned.

i used to always build as user to test my own build then build as root when everything was ok.


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#4 2004-10-01 16:39:15

Dusty
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Re: abs and /var/abs/local

when you build as your own user, you can build in any directory, such as /home/myname/abs/myprog. Then when its done you can build it as root.

I'm not sure what the security risk of running it as a user is?

Dusty

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