I am glad to use repgrep, but I noticed a problem quite annoying : repgrep changes file permissions to rw------- when I use it.
For example, on a script : from rwx-r-xr-x, it becomes rw-------.
On a regular file: from rw-r--r--, it becomes rw-------.
The bug occurs with rgr and sudo rgr. Quite annoying. For now, I have to wrap rgr into a bash script to restore file permissions... Ugly!
Thanks for any clue!
Repgrep version: 0.12.2, installed through yay.
System: Arch linux.
PS: If I use sudo rgr, additionally of changing the file permissions, it changes its owner to root !
Hello,
I am glad to use repgrep, but I noticed a problem quite annoying : repgrep changes file permissions to rw------- when I use it. For example, on a script : from rwx-r-xr-x, it becomes rw-------. On a regular file: from rw-r--r--, it becomes rw-------. The bug occurs with
rgr
andsudo rgr
. Quite annoying. For now, I have to wrap rgr into a bash script to restore file permissions... Ugly! Thanks for any clue!Repgrep version: 0.12.2, installed through yay. System: Arch linux.
PS: If I use sudo rgr, additionally of changing the file permissions, it changes its owner to root !