Date: Wed, 01 Feb 2006 20:00:51 -0200 From: Sergio Lenzi <enigma@k1.com.br> To: gnome@FreeBSD.org Subject: a small fix in the system-tools-backends Message-ID: <1138831251.30818.7.camel@bsdhome.cwb.casa>
index | next in thread | raw e-mail
[-- Attachment #1 --]
Hello..
I am genarating a gnome 2.12 on a FreeBSD 5.4
and notice needs a small fix in the system-tools-backends ports
the program includes the user correctly but the permission in the
new user directory remains is set for the root user.
the patch fixes this behaviour....
it replaces the same file in the files port directory....
[-- Attachment #2 --]
--- users-conf.in.orig Mon Jan 2 13:48:06 2006
+++ users-conf.in Wed Feb 1 19:35:22 2006
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@
"debian-2.2", "debian-3.0", "debian-sarge",
"suse-7.0", "suse-9.0", "suse-9.1", "turbolinux-7.0",
"slackware-8.0.0", "slackware-8.1", "slackware-9.0.0", "slackware-9.1.0", "slackware-10.0.0", "slackware-10.1.0", "slackware-10.2.0",
- "freebsd-4", "freebsd-5", "freebsd-6",
+ "freebsd-4", "freebsd-5", "freebsd-6", "freebsd-7",
"gentoo", "vlos-1.2",
"archlinux",
"pld-1.0", "pld-1.1", "pld-1.99", "fedora-1", "fedora-2", "fedora-3", "rpath", "vine-3.0", "vine-3.1");
@@ -374,6 +374,7 @@
'freebsd-4' => $freebsd_logindefs_defaults,
'freebsd-5' => $freebsd_logindefs_defaults,
'freebsd-6' => $freebsd_logindefs_defaults,
+ 'freebsd-7' => $freebsd_logindefs_defaults,
'suse-7.0' => $gentoo_logindefs_defaults,
'suse-9.0' => $gentoo_logindefs_defaults,
'suse-9.1' => $gentoo_logindefs_defaults,
@@ -917,8 +918,8 @@
my $home;
# FreeBSD doesn't create the home directory
- $home = $$data[$users_prop_map{"home"}];
- &gst_file_run ("$tool_mkdir -p $home");
+ # $home = $$data[$users_prop_map{"home"}];
+ # &gst_file_run ("$tool_mkdir -p $home");
$command = "$cmd_pw useradd " .
" -n \'" . $$data[$users_prop_map{"login"}] . "\'" .
@@ -926,7 +927,7 @@
" -d \'" . $$data[$users_prop_map{"home"}] . "\'" .
" -g \'" . $$data[$users_prop_map{"gid"}] . "\'" .
" -s \'" . $$data[$users_prop_map{"shell"}] . "\'" .
- " -H 0"; # pw(8) reads password from STDIN
+ " -m -H 0"; # pw(8) reads password from STDIN
$pwdpipe = &gst_file_run_pipe($command, $GST_FILE_WRITE);
print $pwdpipe $$data[$users_prop_map{"password"}];
help
Want to link to this message? Use this
URL: <https://mail-archive.FreeBSD.org/cgi/mid.cgi?1138831251.30818.7.camel>