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On 18-10-2011 20:34:12 +0200, Burcin Erocal wrote: |
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> > > # Now we look for all world writable files. |
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> > > + if [ "${QA_SKIP_WRITABLE-unset}" == unset ] ; then |
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> > > local i |
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> > > for i in $(find "${D}/" -type f -perm -2); do |
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> > How would this work, if you changed the D into ED here? Checking |
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> > files outside of our control is indeed not really useful. |
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> In that context, printing $D gives $PORTAGE_TMP/$CATEGORY/$P/image in |
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> the prefix. Since these are the new files introduced by the ebuild, I |
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> don't think we need to change that line. Note that this is already in |
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> the portage sources and I didn't touch it. :) |
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Ok, ED doesn't make a difference here. Can you explain why the host |
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system is making world-writable files? What's its rationale to force |
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that on you? Can't you really not just sanitise that (your umask?) |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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