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If the umask is set to something like 077 in /etc/profile for hardening purposes, running ./install-system.sh creates files unreadable by the user. Furthermore, on my system they also changed the permissions of the $xkbdir/rules/evdev file, which my DE did not like very much.
My suggestion would be to set the umask inside the generated scripts meant for linux.
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If the umask is set to something like 077 in /etc/profile for hardening purposes, running ./install-system.sh creates files unreadable by the user. Furthermore, on my system they also changed the permissions of the $xkbdir/rules/evdev file, which my DE did not like very much.
My suggestion would be to set the umask inside the generated scripts meant for linux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: