Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by thingie on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:02PM
(#965455)
Could you fix file modes, please? readme.txt file almost certainly doesn't need to be executable for anyone. (Just a minor issue.)
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Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by pkrumins on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:12PM
(#965467)
Oh? I didn't know it was getting excluded!
Update: oops, I misread "executable" for "excluded". You can ignore the rest of this thread.
Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by swolchok on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:21PM
(#965475)
I guess you're not a Linux user? See under "Permissions" at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_system_permissions#Traditi... .
Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by pkrumins on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:26PM
(#965478)
Oh sorry. "executable" not "excluded". I misread.
Sure, gonna fix them right now.
Update: done.
Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by maximilian on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:21PM
(#965474)
He said "executable". Is the executable flag set on readme.txt?
Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by pkrumins on Saturday November 28, 2009 @03:27PM
(#965479)
Oh, sorry. I misread. Yes, it's set. Going to remove it. (But I don't find it a big deal that it's set personally.)
Update: done.
Re:Dear hackers, I pushed my "Hacker Top" program to github.
by thingie on Saturday November 28, 2009 @04:17PM
(#965522)
It doesn't matter much, but it's a nice and very obvious way of saying "you should run this". You clone the repository, type ls, see one file green, and you can instantly run it, without reading the doc, or guessing.