I'd like to allow anyone to list and read all files in my directory tree, but I don't want to make the files executable : dir \subdir1 file1 \subdir2 file2 ... \subdirX fileX The following task makes my directories and files readable, but it makes all the files executable as well: - name: Make my directory tree readable file: path: dir mode: 0755 recurse: yes On the other hand, if I choose mode 06
Because I have to install multiple versions of Python on multiple Oracle Linux servers which are built via a kickstart process, I wanted to build a python rpm for our yum repository. I was able to build Python manually using 'make altinstall' which doesn't install over your default system Python installation, so I thought that would be the way to go. After much trial and error, I managed to build
What is the preferable, general method of debugging/tracing vim plugins ? Suppose I have got a fairly sophisticated plugin Foo, which on a key pressed F9 opens new window with file-browser and gives the possibility to choose a file, after that the filename is copied into the main window. I would like to see what is called when I press the F9 key, some kind of call trace.
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