Do not overwrite existing files when copying from /etc/skel/
Copy /etc/skel/ only for users with UID in range 1000–60000. Correct user home directory permission after copying files. Fixes all /etc/skel issues from https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/67729 .
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@ -378,9 +378,11 @@ _make_customize_airootfs() {
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if [[ -e "${profile}/airootfs/etc/passwd" ]]; then
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_msg_info "Copying /etc/skel/* to user homes..."
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while IFS=':' read -a passwd -r; do
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(( passwd[2] >= 1000 && passwd[2] < 60000 )) || continue
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[[ "${passwd[5]}" == '/' ]] && continue
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[[ -z "${passwd[5]}" ]] && continue
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cp -RdT --preserve=mode,timestamps,links -- "${airootfs_dir}/etc/skel" "${airootfs_dir}${passwd[5]}"
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cp -dnRT --preserve=mode,timestamps,links -- "${airootfs_dir}/etc/skel" "${airootfs_dir}${passwd[5]}"
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chmod -f 0750 -- "${airootfs_dir}${passwd[5]}"
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chown -hR -- "${passwd[2]}:${passwd[3]}" "${airootfs_dir}${passwd[5]}"
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done < "${profile}/airootfs/etc/passwd"
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