set original permissions for unpacked files #51
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Currently the following scenario is broken: developer@dev-machine$ makeself.sh --notemp app/ app.run app ... root@user-machine# cd /opt && ~/Downloads/app.run user@user-machine$ /opt/app/bin/app bash: /opt/app/bin/app: Permission denied The problem is that users on user-machine cannot access unpacked files, since they are created with umask 077. The proposed solution is to use the original umask for untar.
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Set original permissions for unpacked files
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Currently the following scenario is broken:
developer@dev-machine$ makeself.sh --notemp app/ app.run app
...
root@user-machine# cd /opt && ~/Downloads/app.run
user@user-machine$ /opt/app/bin/app
bash: /opt/app/bin/app: Permission denied
The problem is that users on user-machine cannot access unpacked files,
since they are created with umask 077.
The proposed solution is to use the original umask for untar.