[ANDK - Fri Dec 30 16:48:04 2005]:
Show quoted text> % tar xvzf /home/ftp/pub/CPAN/authors/id/N/NI/NILSONSFJ/subs-parallel-
> 0.07.tar.gz
> subs-parallel-0.07/
> subs-parallel-0.07/META.yml
> subs-parallel-0.07/Changes
> subs-parallel-0.07/t/
> subs-parallel-0.07/t/pod-coverage.t
> subs-parallel-0.07/t/00-load.t
> subs-parallel-0.07/t/pod.t
> subs-parallel-0.07/t/01-simple.t
> subs-parallel-0.07/MANIFEST
> subs-parallel-0.07/lib/
> subs-parallel-0.07/lib/subs/
> subs-parallel-0.07/lib/subs/parallel.pm
> subs-parallel-0.07/Makefile.PL
> subs-parallel-0.07/README
>
> % ls -l
> total 4
> drw-rw-r-- 4 k k 4096 Jun 19 2005 subs-parallel-0.07/
>
>
> On Linux, the resulting directory has no x bit set, so the user can
> niether chdir into it nor delete it again without tweaking. Which tool
> does produce such broken tarballs? Can it be replaced?
I've seen you've got other distributions facing the same issue. As far
as I remember, I used "make dist" (actually, "nmake dist", if that
matters), which, in turn used Win32 port of GNU tar 1.13 for the packing.
Though, I don't really get the problem with these permissions here. I
just installed this module today on a Linux box and it went smoothly
through CPAN shell (maybe it already does the right thing which a manual
make doesn't?).
I'll check it out tomorrow under SuSE and try to fix the problems. I'm
used to these sorts of problems. If you take a look at the "CHANGES"
files from my modules you'll see a lot of problems regarding backlashes
and such. Being used to Windows is a pain sometimes. The older modules
probably doesn't even install under Linux.
-Nilson Santos F. Jr.