Hi Neil, thank you for the trick, I just push the change on our github repository. So next release, probably coming this week won't try to index setup.pm then.
Best regards, Guillaume Bougard Ingénieur R&D [email protected] TECLIB' Montpellier 3 rue Doria, 34000 Montpellier, France Facebook | Twitter | www.teclib.com ----- Mail original ----- De: "Neil Bowers" <[email protected]> À: [email protected] Cc: [email protected], [email protected] Envoyé: Lundi 24 Juillet 2017 11:05:59 Objet: Re: Permissions conflict with your "setup" package Hi Guillaume, Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. this files was used to solve some packaging issues, and yes this was a mistake. It was introduced in v2.3.29 but it was moved out of bin/ in v2.3.20. We are even in the process for future major release of FusionInventory::Agent to completly remove this file. Honestly I hate this file ;) and just want to get rid of it. Heh, we’ve all been there. <blockquote> So on my point of view, this conflict could just be removed from the index to leave the ownership to PERLANCAR. I'm not sure how this can be done btw. Have you any idea to reset the situation ? I guess you could reset it manually but it could appear again if we re-index the source from PAUSE site. Just tell me if I can do something on PAUSE site in that way. </blockquote> I have dropped your first-come on “setup” and the co-maints on it (GROUSSE, who I’ve cc’d on this email, and FUSINV), which will just leave PERLANCAR’s first-come on Setup. Until you remove setup.pm, to prevent PAUSE from trying to index setup.pm you just need to change this line: package setup; To this: package setup; There are other ways you can prevent the indexing, but this is the easiest for you, particularly you’re planning on removing it eventually (soon? :-) Cheers, Neil Cogendo T: +44 7880 741899 W: www.cogendo.com M: [email protected] Cogendo is the trading name of Cogendo Limited, Registered in England & Wales, company no. 8944534. Registered office: 51 West Street, Marlow, Buckinghamshire. SL7 2LS.
