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There is no reason to set the config directory to 700. When installing in a very common location like /etc/rclone.conf, the role hoses the mode of the /etc directory and breaks a lot of stuff. 755 is a perfectly reasonable mode for a config directory as long as the file is set to 600.
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Good observation, although we install to /root/.config/rclone per default and not to /etc. But yes, if you change that to /etc, that breaks things. I will come up with a PR soon. Thanks.
There is no reason to set the config directory to
700
. When installing in a very common location like/etc/rclone.conf
, the role hoses the mode of the/etc
directory and breaks a lot of stuff.755
is a perfectly reasonable mode for a config directory as long as the file is set to600
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: