lbnl-nhc.spec.in: Allow for normal user access #133
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At LANL, we have use cases that will require `nhc` and its script files to be readable by normal system users. Previously, several directories owned by the `lbnl-nhc` RPM package had permissions of `0700` for security/privacy reasons; however, nothing in the RPM itself is privacy- or security-sensitive, so there's no reason to limit functionality unnecessarily. It's still possible to obtain the prior behavior by building without `useraccess` (i.e., `rpmbuild --without useraccess ...`), but the default is now to use the less restrictive permissions. Closes #122.
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Since this changeset is small and easily disabled, I'm going to go ahead and merge this PR. |
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At LANL, we have use cases that will require
nhcand its script files to be readable by normal system users. Previously, several directories owned by thelbnl-nhcRPM package had permissions of0700for security/privacy reasons; however, nothing in the RPM itself is privacy- or security-sensitive, so there's no reason to limit functionality unnecessarily.It's still possible to obtain the prior behavior by building without
useraccess(i.e.,rpmbuild --without useraccess ...), but the default is now to use the less restrictive permissions.Closes #122.