Unnuking multicd directories

[MidasKing]

One nuked release, if unnukado later, keeps its directories with CHMOD=555 (not allowing its complementation).
If unnuked, the directories would have to come back its normal condition, with CHMOD=777, right?

[Harm]

It sounds logical indeed. Send this request to WarC, it's ioA's job.

PS: Let's add "unnukado" to my funny words dictionary

[MidasKing]

Originally Posted by Harm

It sounds logical indeed. Send this request to WarC, it's ioA's job.

PS: Let's add "unnukado" to my funny words dictionary

hehehe... you understand, right?!?! (is my portuguese in fight with english... )

Well, go to our problem: I think that isn't a ioA problem because never had occurred before ioB2 (same configuration: ioFTPD, ioA and ioBanana)

I will try to explain better what it happens with an example:

1) Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP -> CHMOD 777
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD1 -> CHMOD 777
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD2 -> CHMOD 777

This is a normal situation: complete upload, no NUKE, no UNNUKE

2) Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP -> CHMOD 555
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD1 -> CHMOD 555
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD2 -> CHMOD 555

Also a normal situation: incomplete upload, release nuked

3) Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP -> CHMOD 777
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD1 -> CHMOD 555
Only.crazy.test.release-NOGROUP-CD2 -> CHMOD 555

Wrong situation (our problem): release unnuked(!) NOT liberate the subdirectories

4) If release not contain sub-directories the problem does not happen

any ideas???

Ps.: An old acknowledgment: my English is very, very poor...

[Harm]

Well, I'll discuss this issue with WarC.

PS: I've studied spanish (not portuguese, sorry) a few years years ago and I understand you perfectly well. It's just that I actually consider the word "unnukado" quite funny.. I'll probably find some use for it in the future

[WarC]

I'll look into this