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File Permission depends on File extension

cc96ai

Can we set the file permission depends on the file extension ?

e.g.
.html = 0755
.php = 0644

Can we set multi- permissionRules

the destination environement in Linux.

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TS 6.1 W2K3
OpenDeploy 6.0
CC Pro/Std

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Adam Stoller

Have you bothered to read the documentation regarding the submit.cfg file?

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

cc96ai

i think its only dealing with opendeploy
coz, my teamsite server is in WIN2K3

live server is sitting on linux box

the attached file is the od file

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TS 6.1 W2K3
OpenDeploy 6.0
CC Pro/Std

cc96ai

Just updated.

it is working fine now.
only submitted into wrong place ,
and the permission is working fine.

but I still have to create 2 definition,
Do anyone know to use 1 defeintion which can do the same process ?

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TS 6.1 W2K3
OpenDeploy 6.0
CC Pro/Std

Adam Stoller

My appologies - I didn't look at which forum I was reading and though you were asking about TS not OD.
There are a number of ways you might be able to accomplish this, but they all involve some coding / configuring.
Perhaps you can post your existing configuration file to be used as a reference point for suggestions.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

cc96ai

the attached file is the od configuration

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TS 6.1 W2K3
OpenDeploy 6.0
CC Pro/Std

Adam Stoller

Looks like you pretty much have it done - either using separate definitions or separate pathSpecification elements with explicit inclusions for the different file types so that you can set explicit file permissions.

By the way - you original post said you wanted 755 for html files - your config file shows 744 - but neither really makes sense for deployed html files - which should generally be either 644 or 444 (since nobody should be writing the files on the production server anyway - right)

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com