Closed duckyondiscord closed 1 year ago
Yes, I'm not sure if you can do it directly on the github, but you should be able to clone the repo, chmod the script and commit + push the changes. Next time someone clones the repo, they won't need to chmod them.
Yes, I'm not sure if you can do it directly on the github, but you should be able to clone the repo, chmod the script and commit + push the changes. Next time someone clones the repo, they won't need to chmod them.
@duckyondiscord Under the Linux system, the default permission of the directory is 755, and the default permission of the file is 644, and our script files follow this practice. I personally feel that if you set the script file to 755, there is a chance that it will cause security problems.
I don't see the security problem with doing something the user would do anyway tbh
I don't see the security problem with doing something the user would do anyway tbh
@duckyondiscord At present, you can modify the permissions of the file through chmod
to make the file runnable
@duckyondiscord Hello, do you mean the scripts in this repo?