master.sh does not set permissions; results in theme not appearing in settings.

[r-pufky]

master.sh does not set permissions when installing. This results in logout/login or rebooting not actually causing the themes to appear in the settings manager after installation or re-installation.

Resolved by running:

find ${INSTALL_DIR} -type d -exec chmod o+rx {} \;
find ${INSTALL_DIR} -type f -exec chmod o+r {} \;

for each install directory:

/usr/share/plasma
/usr/share/aurorae
/usr/share/color-schemes
/usr/share/konsole
/usr/share/konversation
/usr/share/Kvantum
/usr/share/plasma
/usr/share/wallpapers
/usr/share/yakuake

After updating permissions and logout/login, everything appears correctly. Expressed in manjaro Sikaris 22.0.0 (manjaro fully updated to 2022-10-17).

/etc/login.defs (unchanged):

$ grep UMASK /etc/login.defs
106:#   UMASK       Default "umask" value.
116:UMASK       077

User effective UMASK:

$ umask
0027

install.sh does not control file permissions, and is affected by the current user's UMASK on installation/removal (something, something, executing remote shell scripts with pipe). Meaning users with a 0022 umask will find install.sh works properly, while those with other umasks (such as 0027) will not.

I believe this to be an actual arc-kde issue; as there should not be an assumption of what a given user's UMASK is.