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Subject: Re: Problem with filemode Attribute of tarfileset
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From: Rick Genter <rick.genter@gmail.com>
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Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2012 12:38:47 -0700
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On Jul 25, 2012, at 10:59 AM, Pepersack, Bob G wrote:

> I'm using the tar task with tarfilesets to create tar files on Windows =
7.  I'm using the filemode attribute of the tarfileset type to set the =
UNIX permissions on the files contained by the tar.  Then, I upload the =
tars to our UNIX server and unzip them with this command:  tar -xvf =
mytarfile.tar
>=20
> I want create -rwxrwxr--  permissions on my .ksh files using =
filemode=3D"774", but they untar with -rwxr-xr-- .
> For files other than .ksh, I want to create -rw-rw-r--  using =
filemode=3D"664", but I get rw--r--r--.
>=20
> If I set the second digit to zero, then I get the correct result:  =
-rw----r--.  So turning on write permission for the group doesn't work, =
but turning it off does work.  I've even tried adding a dirmode =
attribute set to 774 but it didn't help.  I've also run my build in =
verbose mode and debug mode, but there was no output regarding the UNIX =
file permissions.
>=20
> Here is the target for my tar:
>=20
>    <target name=3D"create-tar" >
>        <delete file=3D"${target.app.tar}"/>
>        <delete file=3D"${target.di.tar}"/>
>        <tar destfile=3D"${target.app.tar}">
>            <tarfileset dir=3D"${app.dir}" includes=3D"**/*.ksh" =
prefix=3D"app" filemode=3D"774" dirmode=3D"774" username=3D"${unix.user}" =
group=3D"${unix.group}" />
>            <tarfileset dir=3D"${app.dir}" excludes=3D"**/*.ksh" =
prefix=3D"app" filemode=3D"664" dirmode=3D"774" username=3D"${unix.user}" =
group=3D"${unix.group}" />
>            <tarfileset file=3D"${fwa.app.ear}" prefix=3D"app/install" =
mode=3D"664" dirmode=3D"774" username=3D"${unix.user}" =
group=3D"${unix.group}" />
>        </tar>
>        <tar destfile=3D"${target.di.tar}">
>           <tarfileset dir=3D"${di.dir}" includes=3D"**/*.ksh" =
prefix=3D"di" filemode=3D"774" dirmode=3D"774" username=3D"${unix.user}" =
group=3D"${unix.group}" />
>            <tarfileset dir=3D"${di.dir}" excludes=3D"**/*.ksh" =
prefix=3D"di" filemode=3D"664" dirmode=3D"774" username=3D"${unix.user}" =
group=3D"${unix.group}" />
>        </tar>
>    </target>
>=20
> Thanks.
>=20

What's your umask set to on the Unix system?
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Rick Genter
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