Bill Allombert wrote:
> I would like to change the permission of a directory in a new
> version of my package, but it seems that when you upgrade a
> package, dpkg keep the old permissions on directories.
That is correct.
> It is correct ? on purpose ? Where can I find a good documentation
> on
On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 03:58:42PM +0100, Bill Allombert wrote:
> Is there a work around ? I can use postinst script, but how can I
> handle downgrade ?
{post,pre}{inst,rm} scripts receive the version number of the replaced and
replacing versions as arguments, IIRC.
Use 'dpkg --compare-versions'
Hello developers,
I would like to change the permission of a directory in a new
version of my package, but it seems that when you upgrade a
package, dpkg keep the old permissions on directories.
Specifically /var/games/toppler is 755 root.games for now. I would like
to change it to 770 root.game
Bill Allombert wrote:
> I would like to change the permission of a directory in a new
> version of my package, but it seems that when you upgrade a
> package, dpkg keep the old permissions on directories.
That is correct.
> It is correct ? on purpose ? Where can I find a good documentation
> on
On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 03:58:42PM +0100, Bill Allombert wrote:
> Is there a work around ? I can use postinst script, but how can I
> handle downgrade ?
{post,pre}{inst,rm} scripts receive the version number of the replaced and
replacing versions as arguments, IIRC.
Use 'dpkg --compare-versions
Hello developers,
I would like to change the permission of a directory in a new
version of my package, but it seems that when you upgrade a
package, dpkg keep the old permissions on directories.
Specifically /var/games/toppler is 755 root.games for now. I would like
to change it to 770 root.gam
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