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  • Santiago Torres-Arias's avatar
    Makefile: use fakeroot for tar-ing rootfs · 368a504f
    Santiago Torres-Arias authored Oct 23, 2019
    
    
    When tar-ing the rootfs, the permissions preserved are from the worker
    process. This is not the intended behavior, as we want to preserve the
    permissions of the root user to most of the files. Use fakeroot during
    the tar process to automagically map the uid of the user to that of
    root's.
    
    Fixes #22
    Signed-off-by: Santiago Torres-Arias's avatarSantiago Torres <santiago@archlinux.org>
    368a504f

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