https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66754
--- Comment #4 from Taylor <taylorleebiz@gmail.com> ---
bavincen,
I think your solution is a step in the right direction. I find 'sub
create_directory' in the following 4 files:
setup_native/scripts/admin.pl
solenv/bin/modules/installer/systemactions.pm
solenv/bin/modules/par2script/systemactions.pm
solenv/bin/modules/pre2par/systemactions.pm
The last 2 files don't seem to need make_path as there is no implementation of
recursive directory creation; mkdir seems sufficient.
In the first 2 files, I think it makes sense to replace the contents of
create_directory() with make_path and some error detection as was implemented
in create_directory_with_privileges().
I argue that there are many calls to
installer::systemactions::create_directory($var), so does changing all calls to
"make_path($var, {mode=0775})" make sense? Maybe having mode in a central
function is a good thing? Not sure.
egrep -ciIR installer::systemactions::create_directory | egrep -v ':0$'
solenv/bin/modules/installer.pm:6
solenv/bin/modules/installer/parameter.pm:2
solenv/bin/modules/installer/worker.pm:6
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/mergemodule.pm:3
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/idtglobal.pm:2
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/strip.pm:1
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/update.pm:1
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/msp.pm:7
solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/admin.pm:2
solenv/bin/modules/installer/strip.pm:1
solenv/bin/modules/installer/profiles.pm:1
solenv/bin/modules/installer/simplepackage.pm:9
solenv/bin/modules/installer/archivefiles.pm:2
solenv/bin/modules/installer/scpzipfiles.pm:2
solenv/bin/modules/installer/download.pm:1
solenv/bin/modules/installer/copyproject.pm:1
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