Open jdonnerstag opened 3 years ago
@staticfloat, any thoughts on this? Since this is happening on 1.5.3, it seems like this isn't due to the 1.6 changes. On the flip side, is this fixed on 1.6?
@jdonnerstag can you try with Julia v1.5.4? or Julia v1.6? I think this may have already been fixed in both of those.
Hi,
I have gow (https://github.com/bmatzelle/gow - Gnu on Windows) installed on my win10 laptop to leverage most of the (linux) gnu utils on the cmd commandline. I used
tar -czvf data.tar.gz test*.*
to create a small archiv with 3 files.tar -tzvf ...
gives the following output:I can export it like this:
and the files are created with the correct content. But in order to delete the files again, I need windows admin rights. And the julia traceback when trying to delete the file is
Looking at the windows file properties, "Read", "Write" and "Special" are enabled. Which kind of matches the permissions in the tar file. Whereas manually creating files usually inherits the rights ("Modify" and "Read & Execute").
Am I somehow able to prevent Tar from changing the permission (skip that step)? Or change them while reading the data and before changing the files' permission?
I'm using:
with Julia version 1.5.3 (Win10). thanks a lot for your help