Posted December 20, 201212 yr As the subject says, everytime I need to setup forge for a development environment, I have to do: chmod +x install.sh would be nice if this was done before hand.
December 21, 201212 yr I don't think zip files keep permissions, so it would be impossible to do that. Protip: try and find answers yourself before asking on the forum. It's pretty likely that there is an answer. Was I helpful? Give me a thank you! http://bit.ly/HZ03zy[/img] Tired of waiting for mods to port to bukkit? use BukkitForge! (now with a working version of WorldEdit!)
December 22, 201212 yr Author They do keep the execution flag, it's just a matter of adding it before packaging it.
December 25, 201212 yr The primary forge author uses Windows, which sadly does not store such permissions on files, although it is capable. It does bug me as well, however I just work around it by doing this instead: sh install.sh
December 27, 201212 yr As the subject says, everytime I need to setup forge for a development environment, I have to do: chmod +x install.sh would be nice if this was done before hand. I guess if you were desperate you could always write some kind of a script that detects if you're unzipping a forge source installation and then automatically chmods it for you. Protip: try and find answers yourself before asking on the forum. It's pretty likely that there is an answer. Was I helpful? Give me a thank you! http://bit.ly/HZ03zy[/img] Tired of waiting for mods to port to bukkit? use BukkitForge! (now with a working version of WorldEdit!)
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