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"chmod(): Operation not permitted" should use @chmod #2125

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klj613 opened this issue Sep 7, 2011 · 4 comments
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"chmod(): Operation not permitted" should use @chmod #2125

klj613 opened this issue Sep 7, 2011 · 4 comments

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@klj613
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klj613 commented Sep 7, 2011

I'm on Ubuntu however my projects is on a NTFS device to share with other OS's. And I always get this exception because of the file system not supporting the file permissions attributes; solution is to use @chmod therefore I'm constantly finding these and temporarily fixing them for my development environment.

e.g. found in: bootstrap, twig, cache

Not sure if this is reported before but I did do a quick search.

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ghost commented Jan 5, 2012

+1

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fabpot commented Apr 20, 2012

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gnutix commented May 8, 2012

Just happened to me too, after installing LAMP on an Archlinux distribution and putting a symlink to a Symfony project stored on an NTFS drive.

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gnutix commented May 12, 2012

While waiting for a PR for this issue, here's a quick & dirty fix to execute in the terminal / console :

Example for bootstrap.php.cache file
sed -i "s/chmod/@chmod/g" app/bootstrap.php.cache

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