Allow setting a custom umask, because on some systems (e.g.: an Amazon
Linux EC2 instance I'm testing with, the umask is set by default in
/etc/profile to 027. This causes Miniconda to get installed with the
read and execute bits missing for world so normal users get errors when
they try to use miniconda tools.
and Miniconda gets installed so that it can be used by any user.
Note: This branch includes #25, because it touches the same lines and separating them would lead to merge conflicts. The "real" changes for this PR are in e54effb.
Allow setting a custom umask, because on some systems (e.g.: an Amazon Linux EC2 instance I'm testing with, the umask is set by default in
/etc/profile
to027
. This causes Miniconda to get installed with the read and execute bits missing for world so normal users get errors when they try to use miniconda tools.With this, I can use:
and Miniconda gets installed so that it can be used by any user.
Note: This branch includes #25, because it touches the same lines and separating them would lead to merge conflicts. The "real" changes for this PR are in e54effb.