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meltunali

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  1. hi, after logging the scripts i've found where the permission is changed: common.sh -> closing_image () -> dpkg -x $DEST"/debs/"$CHOOSEN_UBOOT".deb" /tmp/ operation changes /tmp permission from 1777 to 755. i have searched a little, and saw that it is a bug of dpkg. to fix it, the following options are suggessted: 1) Using internal tar(difficult, it's not meant to be used that way).2) Pass additional args to the external tar.3) Wait for dpkg 2.0, which will have a rewritten archive library, that'llmake this kind of thing trivial. it sounds me very confused, can reverting the permission after this operation to 1777 be a more simple solution?
  2. hi, thank you for your great job. i have a little issue: i am using armbian on my cubietruck3 without any changes after getting from git. My host machine is Ubuntu 14.04. I realize that after a successull compile operation (i.e. running compile.sh) file permissions of the /tmp folder are changed. and it causes to silly things (cannot open odt or docx files, cannot find applications in unity dash, and etc.) After this, i am changing its permission to 1777 again and everything becomes fine again. What can cause to this?
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