Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single `install` command instead of `mv` and `chmod` #153

jamonation · 2022-10-13T18:05:04Z

Using install on macOS and Linux can combine the two mv and chmod commands into one.

The following command moves the file into place, with executable permissions, while preserving ownership for things like unprivileged in-place upgrades:

sudo install -o $UID -g $GID -m 0755 chainctl /usr/local/bin/chainctl

There are a few places in the docs where this should be updated:

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ltagliaferri mentioned this issue Oct 14, 2022

Add example policies, UI policy walkthrough, update config #157

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Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single `install` command instead of `mv` and `chmod` #153

Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single `install` command instead of `mv` and `chmod` #153

jamonation commented Oct 13, 2022 •

edited by ltagliaferri

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Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single install command instead of mv and chmod #153

Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single install command instead of mv and chmod #153

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jamonation commented Oct 13, 2022 • edited by ltagliaferri Loading

Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single `install` command instead of `mv` and `chmod` #153

Update Enforce and chainctl docs to use single `install` command instead of `mv` and `chmod` #153

jamonation commented Oct 13, 2022 •

edited by ltagliaferri

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