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Mod Manager sets permissions wrongly


Aeioyoo

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We have custom scripts for mod installs that rename folders, move stuff etc.

 

However, by default TCAdmin sets file permissions AFTER all custom scripts

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This means if you execute as service's user, it can't use any extracted files, which is an issue.

 

Right now only solutions are having a seperate script which chowns the extracted files, or run as service user and risk unintended consequences.

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TCAdmin should set permissions after the custom script has run.
If you're using IronPython, scripts will never execute as the service's user. They'll always execute as an administrator.

You can use the following to set correct permissions:
 

from System import Environment, PlatformID
from TCAdmin.SDK.Misc import Linux, Windows

if Environment.OSVersion.Platform == PlatformID.Unix :
  if Linux.IsRoot() :
    Linux.SetDirectoryOwnerAutoDetect('/path/', True)
else :
 owner = Windows.GetOwner(ThisService.RootDirectory)
 Windows.SetDirectoryOwner('C:\path\', str(owner), True)

 

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