Running sudo ./install.sh install after a fresh checkout + build leaves you with a /usr/local/bin/dybuk having -rwxrw-rw- instead of -rwxr-xr-x which is potentially catastrophic (others may write to a file owned by root) and leaves normal users without permission to actually execute the thing.
Running
sudo ./install.sh installafter a fresh checkout + build leaves you with a /usr/local/bin/dybuk having-rwxrw-rw-instead of-rwxr-xr-xwhich is potentially catastrophic (others may write to a file owned by root) and leaves normal users without permission to actually execute the thing.