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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2008-04-17 15:50:42
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> >> >> If my memory serves me right, I think we're doing a couple chmods, > >> >> maybe some chowns during the boot process, maybe that's what's > >> >> screwing with it. > >> > > >> > You mean: /etc/init.d/setfileperm ??? > >> > > >> > Yeah, those look like the files that are being created in etc-mods. > >> > > >> > Do we still need to run that script at boot time? > >> > >> Well we need to make sure the perms are right on the default config > >> which comes out of our build. Then we can get rid of the script. > >> There was a reason why I added the script in the first place, but of > >> course I can't remember why... > > > > How about I rewrite the script so it only changes permissions on files > > that need them changed? > > even better OK, I have that done, which causes another problem. There are a bunch of files in "permissions.base" that are on the CD, like /usr files. Is "permissions.base" used anywhere else, like during the build? Is it going to cause problems if I comment out the RO files? - BS |