Ubuntu - Decompressed folder is left without any permissions 0000

[roeeyud]

When I run my server in Ubuntu (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) the decompressed destination folder is left without any permissions.

var decompress = new Decompress({mode: '755'});
decompress.src(file).dest(destFolder).use(Decompress.zip).run(function (err) {
if (err)
throw err;
});

I get a Error: EACCES, open

When I check destFolder I find it was created without any permissions (octal: 0000).

This forces me to run as sudo which really isn't ideal.
Please help.

[shinnn]

For now you can use the mode option to fix file permissions.

[roeeyud]

I use '755' when calling Decompress.
Still didn't work.
On 26 Apr 2015 09:23, "Shinnosuke Watanabe" notifications@github.com
wrote:

For now you can use the mode option
https://github.com/kevva/decompress#optionsmode to fix file permissions.

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[headcr4sh]

I have encountered the same issue here. Permissions are always set to '000' and the "mode" option doesn't seem to work.

[kevva]

I am redoing this module so expect a fix soon-ish.

[piranna]

I have the same problem when downloading a zip file (if this helps):

const GENFATFS_URL="https://github.com/NodeOS/genfatfs/archive/master.zip"
const SRC_DIR='deps/genfatfs'

  Download({ extract: true, strip: 1 })
  .get(GENFATFS_URL, SRC_DIR)
//  .use(progress())
  .run(function(error)
  {
    ...
  ])

[joeljeske]

I am also getting this error. It is fixed by running as sudo but this isn't good.

+1

[AndreasPizsa]

+1

[einfallstoll]

Since Decompress seems to be the only nice unzipper for node.js, I built a small workaround using chmodr from isaacs:

new Decompress()
.src(sourcePath)
.dest(destinationPath)
.use(Decompress.zip({
    strip: 1
}))
.run(function(error) {
    if (error) {
        console.error(error);
    } else {
        chmodr(destinationPath, 0644, callback);
    }
});

Update: Only works for flat ZIP files. Use the fix from below.

[FokkeZB]

@einfallstoll that doesn't work (for me) since run itself will fail with an EACCESS if the zip contains files in subdirectories.

[FokkeZB]

Patching decompress-unzip (3.3.0) with kevva/decompress-unzip#10 fixes it.

Please @kevva get it merged and do a patch release of decompress with the updated unzip.

[einfallstoll]

@FokkeZB Oh, I see. I only decompressed flat zips so far.

As long as it's not merged it should work to npm install TrySound/decompress-unzip --save.

[jlines]

+1

[stefanmaric]

Having the same issue. Trying to unzip a file on Ubuntu gives a EACCES error.

[guy-mograbi-at-gigaspaces]

+1 me too.. very urgent, last sprint.. :(

I see it in centos too..

However - I don't see it in unit testing.. which is weird. when I run a test, it seems to extract well.
Can anyone else confirm please?

UPDATE - seems some zip files (still containing multiple folders) are extracted well. so this bug does not apply to all archives..

Here is a link to a zip file that I successfully extracted.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rx9qj8u720teta6/test_file.zip?dl=1

Can anyone help pin point the scenarios in which is happens?

[w33ble]

Just ran in to this on OSX too. Even with using a flat zip, the files it writes are all permission 000.

[kevva]

Should be fixed in 4.0.0. Let me know if it isn't.

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