Hi Kristian,
This looks like an umask issue. Can you check what the output of `umask` is? It should give 022 or 002.
Denis
Am 29 Mar 2013 um 11:14 schrieb
kristia...@gmail.com:
> Hi!
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> I have some problems regarding file permissions on the files generated by nanoc. For example, a directory with permissions 755 gets permissions 777 after site is compiled. I'm on Linux and not entirely confident in my abilities so the problem may well lie somewhere else than in nanoc. It's not a big problem to change the permissions after compilation but I'm sure there's a better solution--I'd be grateful for any suggestions as to how I could get the files to assume their correct permissions after compilation.
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> On a sidenote: nanoc seems to disregard hidden (dot) files. Again, this is easy to solve by having the file without dot in content and routing it to the correct name in output, but is there any other way?
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> Finally: Thanks to everyone who contributes to nanoc, it's a great piece of software and usually solves problems in a very elegant way!
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