An uncompressed archive may preserve undesired permissions that something else like krashpad may later fail from (like 700 only on the uncompressed archive).
So a 'chmod 755 -R' on the produced end directory prior to other tools run would be a good preventative measure.
aogburn
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1 month ago
An uncompressed archive may preserve undesired permissions that something else like krashpad may later fail from (like 700 only on the uncompressed archive).
So a 'chmod 755 -R' on the produced end directory prior to other tools run would be a good preventative measure.