Paul Cunningham wrote: > > > Huie-Ying Lee wrote: >> Paul Cunningham wrote: > ... cut ... > >>> 3. usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWpyopenssl/prototype_com >>> Do you need the 'write' permission on the files, if not >>> remove it! >> No, the write permission is not needed on the files. However, if I >> change the permission to be 444, there will be build errors about the >> permission inconsistency between the proto area and the package >> files, because the pyOpenSSL default install script choose 644 to the >> permission for those script files. > > Its normal to correct the ones in the proto area with a post-install > script (normally called install-sfw) if you use the source package's > install mechanism (into the proto area); then you don't get the > permission inconsistency. If I remember correctly 'cups', and other > pkgs, do that. > > Paul
Right, the permission problems can be resolved by writing an install script. I just checked the permission of other python packages' files and I found out that all the files under usr/lib/python2.4/ have the write permission for root. The write permission is only granted to root in this python-openssl package, therefore they are consistent with others. I think it should be OK with the current permission setting. Thanks, Huie-Ying
