Bug #2049
Updated by Matthieu Decorde over 3 years ago
Linux and Mac OS X need the CQP binary file rights to be executable.
Notes:
* JAR (and ZIP) don't store file rights (TAR and GZ do)
* a chmod commands does not works because the owner is different (same group is not enough?).
h3. Solution 1
The files are gzipped and extracted when the plugin is doing its post-installation do have the right owner and be able to change the execution rights.
h3. Solution 2
Wrap the Gz files in a tar file and use the Java File API to set rights (instead of Runtime commands)
Notes:
* JAR (and ZIP) don't store file rights (TAR and GZ do)
* a chmod commands does not works because the owner is different (same group is not enough?).
h3. Solution 1
The files are gzipped and extracted when the plugin is doing its post-installation do have the right owner and be able to change the execution rights.
h3. Solution 2
Wrap the Gz files in a tar file and use the Java File API to set rights (instead of Runtime commands)