Thanks for your response guys. MY problem seems to be running tomcat
(Jenkins is running as a war in tomcat) as root. This is causing all these
problems. If I run tomcat as myself and the permissions on the jenkins
folder are say 774 or 777, then it would all work, I suppose. I will give
it a s
Hi dilip,
You can go with
setacl to the directory(get inherit to subfolders automatically)
umask to newly creating file
chown change the owner to who is running the jenkins
Regards
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 2:18 PM, wrote:
> Subversion records the permissions settings of files, and wh
Subversion records the permissions settings of files, and when you check out,
they are set. I presume that what you need to do is tell subversion that this
file should be executable.
Here’s my instructions for Eclipse, I’m sure you can look up the command line
equivalent now that you know what
