Debian Package sets /etc/elasticsearch/* to 0644 #3820
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The old post installation script on debian set all data to 644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when there are subdirectories Closes #3820
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The old post installation script on debian set all data to 644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when there are subdirectories Closes #3820
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The old post installation script on debian set all data to 644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when there are subdirectories Closes #3820
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The old post installation script on debian set all data to 644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when there are subdirectories Closes elastic#3820
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The old post installation script on debian set all data to 644 inside of /etc/elasticsearch, which does not work, when there are subdirectories Closes elastic#3820
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DEBIAN/postinst:37
chmod 644 /etc/elasticsearch/*
this is only a good idea as long as there are no subdirectories in /etc/elasticsearch/ because after updating the elasticsearch package files in /etc/elasticsearch/synonyms (for example) can't be read anymore.
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