27.01.2015 15:15, Erich Titl пишет: > Hi Andrew > > Am 27.01.2015 um 12:50 schrieb Andrew: >> 27.01.2015 02:07, Erich Titl пишет: > ... > >> SUDO doesn't use fakeroot AFAIK. It just raises privileges. >> >> fakeroot grants root-like privileges for file system (actions that can't >> be done to privileges restrictions are stored into fakeroot db file). So >> you can create file with root owner, create device file and so on, and >> this files will look for you like real ones - you can add them to >> archive (ad archive will contain right file attributes) and so on. But >> you can't hurt anything in your system. > Hopefully, I have not tried, nor am I going to, to do some file sysem > file manipulation using fakeroot. The drawback of this security scheme > is that we cannot create files owned by root. > You're wrong. You can create root-owned files - as long as access for them is done via fakeroot. So you should do all file operations with fakeroot - from creation till packaging. Then you'll have root-owned files intarball.
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