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2010-02-11
, 12:27
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VFAT file system does not support setting file permissions/ownership, but you should be able to just copy/move the files there in your postinst script..
If the exit status from cp/mv does not prevent dpkg from finishing the installation, the error message can just be ignored.
Last edited by hqh; 2010-02-11 at 12:37.
If the exit status from cp/mv does not prevent dpkg from finishing the installation, the error message can just be ignored.
Last edited by hqh; 2010-02-11 at 12:37.
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2010-02-11
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Many thanks! Move has the problems you mentioned, but copy works perfectly.
is it possible to install a file to the user's directory (i.e. the folder ("/home/user/MyDocs/.documents")? I have some sample files with my application and I want the user to find these files when browsing his filesystem. When I try to do it in my .deb package I get an error message when running "dpkg -i":
error setting ownership of './home/user/MyDocs/.documents/...': Operation not permitted
So this seems not the way to do it. Is there a "legal" way?
Peter
http://www.peterbouda.eu