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modutil
158 Managing Servers with Netscape Console • December 2001
The
Executable
key specifies that a file is to be executed during the course of the
installation. Typically this key is used to identify a setup program provided by a
module vendor. The setup program itself is specified by the
RelativePath
or
AbsolutePath
key.
For example, to specify that the
setup.exe
program (located in the
%temp%
folder)
is an executable file, you would include the following lines in your JAR
information file:
Executable
RelativePath { %temp%/setup.exe }
More than one file can be specified as executable, in which case the files are run in
the order in which they are listed in the script file. Use the
Executable
key before a
RelativePath
or
AbsolutePath
key to indicate
The
FilePermissions
key specifies the access permissions to apply to a file. The
modutil
program interprets the key as a string of octal digits, following the
standard UNIX format. This key is a bitwise OR of the string constants listed in
Table 8-6. For example, to specify Read and Execute access for all users, you would
enter 555 (bitwise 400 + 100 + 040 + 010 + 004 + 001).
The following table lists the file permissions that you can specify using
FilePermissions
.
Table 8-6 File Permissions That You Can Specify Using
FilePermissions
File Permission Bitstring Value
User Read
400
User Write
200
User Execute
100
Group Read
040
Group Write
020
Group Execute
010
Other Read
004
Other Write
002
Other Execute
001