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Ingest Tarball now with modifiyable ownership #3362
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Issue #3073 |
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linter finished with errors: |
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@cernvm-bot cloudtest |
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ps. there might be some issues with the bash? and |
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building for cloudtests finished: SUCCESS |
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cloudtests finished: FAILURE |
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@cernvm-bot unittest |
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@cernvm-bot help |
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Syntax: @cernvm-bot subcommand + [args] |
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@cernvm-bot tidy |
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@cernvm-bot cloudtest |
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building for cloudtests finished: SUCCESS |
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cloudtests finished: SUCCESS |
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@cernvm-bot tidy |
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Very nice!
cvmfs_ingesthas now 3 new command parameters to control ownership of files ingested:groupcan only be applied if alsouseris given.if
keep-ownershipis set, neitheruserorgroupcan be setdefault behavior is to set the new owner to be the cvmfs repo owner
this ownership change only affects files, not directories. directories are always owned by the cvmfs repo owner.
(not sure if we want this.. but there the mechanics for it seems to be not in easy to reach places)
for the
swissknife ingestcommand the new params are (no check is done if they are valid):