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I was pleased to find this is it seemed to do what I wanted, but reading more carefully it looks like a chmod +x is performed on every file (which I don't want).
I want to use this for not only executable binaries, but also the associated man files and often also bash completion files and these obviously should not be made executable.
When I extract the files manually I find that the execute permissions on binaries are already set anyway.
Does anybody know of anything similar which I could use for these files? Or should I use another action to change chmod the files again afterwards?
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I was pleased to find this is it seemed to do what I wanted, but reading more carefully it looks like a
chmod +x
is performed on every file (which I don't want).I want to use this for not only executable binaries, but also the associated man files and often also bash completion files and these obviously should not be made executable.
When I extract the files manually I find that the execute permissions on binaries are already set anyway.
Does anybody know of anything similar which I could use for these files? Or should I use another action to change chmod the files again afterwards?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: