Improve bee site-install to avoid permission error on install.sh script, which often needs execute permissions adding

[gwolf]

When attempting to do the site initialization with Bee, it assumes file permissions that don't match that of a just-downloaded Backdrop install:

/tmp $ mkdir bkdrp
/tmp $ cd bkdrp/
/tmp/bkdrp $ bee dl-core

 [✔] Backdrop was downloaded into '/tmp/bkdrp'.

/tmp/bkdrp $ bee site-install --auto --db-name foo --db-user foo --db-pass foo

Installing Backdrop. This may take a moment...

sh: 1: ./core/scripts/install.sh: Permission denied

This is easily fixed by issuing a chmod 0755 core/scripts/install.sh. I guess a cleaner way would be to modify install.bee.inc to explicitly call the PHP binary that's already being used instead of calling the PHP interpreter with the install.sh script as an argument.

[yorkshire-pudding]

Hi @gwolf - welcome to Backdrop and Bee.
I do the chmod nearly all the time for new sites. Yes, it could be re-written to avoid that script. I've marked it as an enhancement and re-titled it. I can't promise anything about when it might get done though, as I'm working on other bee priorities at the moment, when I can spare the time.