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Give a wget downloaded file executable rights without chmod?

Time:05-06

I'm trying to download a binary from nexus from a script/dockerfile here is my command:

wget --user=${NEXUS_USERNAME} --password=${NEXUS_PASSWORD} ${NEXUS_URL}/${ASM_NEXUS_REPO}/${ASM_VERSION} -O ${ASM_DESTINATION_PATH}

I wanted to know if wget (or any other linux built-in command that can do the same thing) had a parameter like "-x" to give to a downloaded file the executable rights (instead of running chmod x ${ASM_DESTINATION_PATH} or umask command - only in one unique command -)

Thanks in advance

CodePudding user response:

You can't. It's as simple as that. Unix permissions are not transferred by HTTP. To do this, you would need to use other tools, e.g. rsync or scp.

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