set-attributes doesn't pick up paths that aren't explicitly created with mkdirs
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Key: MUNIX-6
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MUNIX-6
Project: Maven 2.x Unix Plugin
Issue Type: Bug
Affects Versions: later
Environment: Fedora 9, Maven unix plugin 1.0-alpha-3, java 1.6.0_11
Reporter: Marius Gravdal
Priority: Minor
Trying this:
{noformat}
<mkdirs>
<paths>
<path>${rpm.path}/logs/child1path>
<path>${rpm.path}/logs/child2</path>
</paths>
</mkdirs>
{noformat}
and then this:
{noformat}
<set-attributes>
<basedir>${rpm.path}/logs</basedir>
<fileAttributes>
<user>${rpm.username}</user>
<group>${rpm.groupname}</group>
<mode>0775</mode>
</fileAttributes>
</set-attributes>
{noformat}
results in the "logs"-folder being owned by root:root with "standard"
permissions, while child1 and child2 has the correct permissions.
If I add another mkdir for ${rpm.path}/logs, the correct user/group and
permissions is also applied to the "logs" folder.
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