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When using 'yum verify' to audit the running system, it seems the permissions set in the RPM for /mnt differ from what the system sets up at runtime. This leads to the following audit error when using 'yum verify': filesystem.x86_64 : The basic directory layout for a Linux system File: /mnt Problem: mode does not match Current: user:-rx, group:-rx, other:-rx Original: user:wrx, group:-rx, other:-rx Please check if this is intentional, and possibly update the permissions in the package to match what the system should actually have to allow passing of an audit via 'yum verify'.
drwxr-xr-x. root root are expected permissions for the /mnt . It looks something modified the permissions on your system - but this is not a bug in filesystem package. Please provide more information why you think this is a bug in filesystem package.
Sorry, I'd like to apologise for this one. I did a whole heap of verification on multiple systems on a few packages that did this - then when I was gathering the information, I picked the top two on the last system I checked and failed to notice that this package was not common between machines. While there are multiple offending packages, it seemed I picked this one in error. BZ 1325621 is actually a correct example. As such, this can be closed. I'll attempt to triple check these across multiple machines before reporting the next one.
Thanks for clarification. Closing.