Hallo,
> which in my SlackBuild scripts, I am using the /tmp directory to untar
> What would be the correct way of untarring in /tmp ?
create a subdirectory below /tmp, this will work.
Stay healthy,
Thomas
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> On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 5:40 AM Thomas Seeling
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hallo,
>>>
>>> >> For some reason my /tmp directory keeps resetting to 0755
>>>
>>> a typical reason for this problem is unpacking an archive file in /tmp
>>> which contains the "." current directory. tar will happily reset the
>>>
Bruce,
I checked those files and they seem fine to me, nothing weird. And
everything seems to be booting fine.
On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 11:24 AM Bud Rozwood wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> You might have something there. I am using Slackware's package manager
> which in my SlackBuild scripts, I am using
Thomas,
You might have something there. I am using Slackware's package manager
which in my SlackBuild scripts, I am using the /tmp directory to untar and
do work in. In fact, today it retained permissions consistently (I
restarted once and then again to double check), so maybe it was a
Hallo,
>> For some reason my /tmp directory keeps resetting to 0755
a typical reason for this problem is unpacking an archive file in /tmp
which contains the "." current directory. tar will happily reset the
permissions and destroy the 1777 setting.
For exactly this reason I try to avoid
On 5/6/20 12:14 AM, Bud Rozwood wrote:
Hi,
For some reason my /tmp directory keeps resetting to 0755 and I would
have to manually resetting back to the correct permissions 1777
everytime. I figured this out when I couldn't start my X server the
other day and this was the issue.
I did find
