When I was using version 1.0 it was fine since inkscape export png file with file permission 640. Now I'm using 1.1.1 upgraded version then it exports the file with permission 600. All other settings are the same. I upgraded it by using ppa. Should I live with it or do you guys know how to make it work like before?
Hello. How are you doing?
When I was using version 1.0 it was fine since inkscape export png file with file permission 640. Now I'm using 1.1.1 upgraded version then it exports the file with permission 600. All other settings are the same. I upgraded it by using ppa. Should I live with it or do you guys know how to make it work like before?
In Inkscape 1.1.1 (3bf5ae0d25, 2021-09-20) on Ubuntu 20.04
My svg files are saved as 664 by Inkscape.
Try
echo 'Hello' > hello.txt
then
stat -c '%A %a %n' *.txt
It may be simply a function of your user account.
Thanks for the test, but svg file is different from the export file. I meant exporting png file.
My svg files are fine as well as the hello.txt file.
I had a look and my .png were also being exported with permissions as 600.
I can't think of a way to change that.
Thanks for the reply. I'm getting tired of doing chmod everytime sharing the file.
If you open a new terminal window - or I like to use a different terminal such as Xterm just so it appears different.
In Ubuntu you can use:
watch -n1 -x chmod 664 ./PermissionTest/* -R
Thanks for the suggestion.
Bug report already done there:
https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/issues/2574
NOTE: Everything works fine when you just keep overwriting an
OLD.png
. You get this problem when you export someNEW.png
.Temporary fix:
chmod 664 /PATH/TO/FILE.png