packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting

packages, configure the [read_permissions] and [write_permissions] sections. These sections specify the sequence of patterns and authorized users, in the form: # use a comma-separated, no-spaces list of users specified as a string which is passed to the system shell. Alternatively it can be specified as a sequence of strings, the first of which is interpreted as the name of the program to be executed and the are relying on shell-specific features such as redirection or command substitution, providing a sequence of strings is generally preferred as it allows Conan to take care of any required escaping and quoting