Bug durring make install about fastqt

[natir]

Potential solution :

• Replace the strip command by echo and add a custom target https://lists.gt.net/mythtv/dev/141885
• I didn't fully understand this https://forum.qt.io/topic/39263/resolved-installs-add-strip-command-to-makefile/2
• But desktop and icon aren't executable in my repo https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16275838/cant-install-a-image-file-anymore-whats-wrong

@junebs can you check the permission of fastqt.desktop and fastqt.png

[Jnsll]

For both of them, i've got 'rwxrwxrwx' and root:root for user/group.

[natir]

In the repo or in the install path ?

If file is executable in repo execute chmod -x on file solve the issue.

[Jnsll]

In the repo. I did chmod -x fastqt.png and chmod -x fastqt.desktop. But nothing changed. Still the same error.

[natir]

the user and the group is root ?

If it's true change to your basic user.

[Jnsll]

Is that normal that i cannot change the user and group of those files...? Still root:root ...
(sudo chown jnsll fastqt.desktop and sudo chown jnsll fastqt.png)

[natir]

You clone the repo with the root user ?

try :

sudo chown jnsll::jnsll fastqt.desktop
sudo chown jnsll::jnsll fastqt.png

[Jnsll]

No, i cloned it with the basic user. (I redid it to confirm.)
And when doing the command sudo chown jnsll::jnsll fastqt.desktop, i get:
chown: groupe incorrect: « jnsll::jnsll »

[natir]

Sorry remove one : in command.

[Jnsll]

My bad.
Well, the user and group don't change nevertheless... Still root:root.

[natir]

Ok it's very very strange.

[Jnsll]

I'll start from scratch again after rebooting (cloning, etc).

[Jnsll]

After rebooting and cloning the project again, I still have the error and i cannot change the user and group of the files..

[natir]

Did you check the permission before run make install ?
The other file in your repo have the same owner and permission ?
Did you run make before run sudo make install ?

Thanks

[Jnsll]

After cloning, the permissions are already full (rwxrwxrwx) and root is the user/group for the files.
Here is a screenshot of the files just after cloning the project (no qmake nor make etc).

I did run make before sudo make install.

[dridk]

did you use "sudo" for cloning ? sudo git ?
you miss -R to change folder rights . . sudo chown -R name:name path/
I think your system settings has something wrong

[Jnsll]

Well, i've searched a little and I think i may know the problem. You're right, the system settings are kind of the issue. I've cloned the project on a ntfs partition so using root as default for the user and group. That may cause the issue. I will try cloning the project on another partition (and not a ntfs one).

[natir]

Ok if you clone the repo one a ntfs partition is normal.

All trouble come from the options used for mount this partition.