Az550 chmod bindir deb #46
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… binaries are set +x Debian packages were not having all executable scripts set with the executable bit. Two things could fix this, the first being to properly set the scripts in the original reltool directory. The second is to ensure they were getting set during the debian install, which was happening correctly in the rpm and solaris package managers.
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+1: fixed the 'unable to open nodetool' error I was seeing |
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Az550 chmod bindir deb - fix to "unable to open nodetool" on ubuntu
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I added 0755 perms to both files/erl and files/nodetool so outside of any package manager they'd have the correct permissions. In addition, the debian packaging didn't ensure the binaries were executable, so that was added.
I tried several different ways, so that's why there are a few commits.