Utility for creating Linux tar.gz archives with proper file permissions (executable bit set) on Windows
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Utility for creating Linux tar.gz archives with proper file permissions (executable bit set) on Windows
A simple CLI/library to convert and analyze unix file-system permissions.
Linux & Terminal Commands Project: Beginner to Advanced for DevOps
Extremely simple package for octal numbers
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A plugin to tell system to use node interpreter and provide executable permissions to the output file.
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