#20195 [Opn]: make install doesnt set permissions

ID: 20195 Updated by: meebey@php.net Reported By: cycloon at linux-de dot org Status: Open Bug Type: PEAR related Operating System: linux PHP Version: 4.3.2-dev New Comment: This happened duo a bug in PEAR 1.0, which set wrong file permissions on package installing, (/usr/local/share/pear and /usr/local/lib/php cotains PEAR packages)... This bug was fixed in PEAR 1.1 see bug #23179. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-02-27 09:39:01] gpt at tirloni dot org Hi, I'm having the same problem. If you want to have more details please see bug report #22454. Was it fixed or will it be fixed for 4.3.2? Thanks in advance ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-03 18:18:53] cycloon at linux-de dot org no, i changed my umask for root back to 022, since some other apps had the same problems, but i still think, that we should use "install" to copy the files ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-03 17:37:21] nicos@php.net Do you still experiment the problem with PHP 4.3.0 ? (can you verify the permission of pear in /usr/local/bin/pear by default too? ) Thank you for your report. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-31 14:23:54] cycloon at linux-de dot org POSTs are infected as the php binary is created correctly (gcc gives it the right permission) but include files and other folders have wrong permissions, so POSTs dont work. Using the "install" programm with its arguments to set permissions, owner and group would solve this problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-31 13:51:46] cycloon at linux-de dot org Hardly every files are installed incorrectly, even directories are not set to 755. Normally "make install" uses "install" i think (apache does so) and they use the options -g, -m and -o to set group, mode and owner of the files, php does not, it just creates the files and this normaly uses the permission a user set with 'umask' like you create a file with touch or so. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The remainder of the comments for this report are too long. To view the rest of the comments, please view the bug report online at http://bugs.php.net/20195 -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=20195&edit=1