use cp -dR instead of cp -a for shell script "extraction"
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cp -a will try to copy attributes, when the copy is from a file system type with attributes that doesn't work on the target file system this will fail
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Note, using "cp -a --no-preserve=xattr" doesn't help, it would have to be "cp -a --no-preserve=mode" to work inside a container if the source file has ACL's. |
…from cp -a to cp -dR
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cp -dR instead of cp -a for shell script extraction
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cp -dR instead of cp -a for shell script extractioncp -dR instead of cp -a for shell script "extraction"
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cp -a will try to copy attributes, when the copy is from a file system type with attributes that doesn't work on the target file system this will fail
This will solve #4234