Re: why does Subversion change file permission

Two questions:

1. What is your umask?
2. Is svn:executable set on this file?

On Thu, 2007-12-06 at 14:57 +0800, jianyun zhu wrote:
> Hi guys, I am working for a team that uses Subversion for version
> control, and I meet an confusing issue. Here's the scenario:
>
> I had a perl script named send_mail_daemon.pl, the file permission is
> 777
> -rwxrwxrwx 1 seth users 4662 Dec 6 14:23 send_mail_daemon.pl
>
> then someone changed it and I update
> > svn update send_mail_deamon.pl
>
> after that, I found the file permission is CHANGED, which is not what
> I want !
> -rwxr--r-- 1 seth users 4662 Dec 6 14:25 send_mail_daemon.pl
>
> In fact, this changed file permission is an error in my project
> because some one else cann't execute this script.
>
> could someone please tell me why things go like this? and, any
> solution or advice would be appreciate
>
> thank you~~

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