Linux install: Set owner to root #3021
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Previously, files installed to /usr/local/bin/ would be owned by the user executing the command, not root. This change makes these installed files owned by root instead. Improving security is the goal.
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Previously, files installed to
/usr/local/bin/would be owned by the user executing the command, not root. This change makes these installed files owned by root instead. Improving security is the goal.I've updated all install references I found, though there might be places I missed. So do tell if you know any I missed.