Re: git repository for ASDF

> Digging deeper, I'm guessing you didn't initialize the repo using
> --shared=group at all, so the permissions didn't get set right in the
> first place, and I think setting that flag (which I managed to do) is
> not enough to fix them.

Whoopts. That's right. I didn't

> I made a copy in ~nsiivola on common-lisp.net, and tried to fix the
> permissions there, and while I think I got them right, I cannot
> replace the main repository, nor can I fix its permissions as the
> project directory itself is missing group write permissions, and the
> public_html directory is missing group write and sticky bit.
>

Fixed (I think)

> As for asdf.git, I believe the correct permissions are as follows:
>
> For the directory and all subdirectories: dwrxrwsr-x (note the group
> sticky bit)

ok

>
> For files under objects/??/ and objects/pack/: -r--r--r--

ok

>
> For files under hooks/, -rwxrwxr-x

ok

>
> For all other files, including those under objects/info/: -rw-rw-r--

ok
>
>
> ...and the group should be asdf everywhere, of course (it's currently
> users on a few subdirectories.)
>
ok

> (I managed to fix the complete one push by accident, since I was
> allowed to create *new* directories under objects/, and was able to
> fix some of the permissions. Other than the messed up permissions and
> ownerships, it looks healthy to me.)
>


Can you please check again.

What about these three new files

> -rw-rwSr--  1 nsiivola asdf  117 2009-05-05 03:44 config
> -rw-rwSr--  1 nsiivola asdf   58 2009-05-05 03:44 description
> -rw-rwSr--  1 nsiivola asdf   23 2009-05-05 03:44 HEAD

Let me know if I should just try creating it again...

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