2d7a24a1cfff5abe1ad155b93b9e98f26f8bef2a
galt
  Wed Aug 21 12:37:23 2019 -0700
adding --whole-file to rsync will make it so that the user owns the new file and therefore when it changes, it should get fresh more likely correct perms and time

diff --git src/hg/htdocs/makefile src/hg/htdocs/makefile
index 560ef22..e596318 100644
--- src/hg/htdocs/makefile
+++ src/hg/htdocs/makefile
@@ -28,25 +28,25 @@
 	fi
 
 alpha:
 	${MAKE} doInstall destDir=${DOCUMENTROOT} 
 
 beta:
 	${GITUP}
 	${MAKE} doInstall destDir=qateam@hgwbeta:${DOCUMENTROOT} 
 	${MAKE} doInstall destDir=${DOCUMENTROOT}-beta
 
 # Run rsync. Care is taken to preserve times and modes on files.  rsync is
 # smart about recreating files under the current users so that times and
 # permissions may be modified.  However, problems happen when a directory
 # is not owned by the current users.  These options attemp to work around it.
 # use care in changing
-rsyncOpts = --times --recursive --omit-dir-times --relative --cvs-exclude --exclude='makefile' --exclude='cpAndLinkToResourceFiles.pl' --exclude='style/*'
+rsyncOpts = --whole-file --times --recursive --omit-dir-times --relative --cvs-exclude --exclude='makefile' --exclude='cpAndLinkToResourceFiles.pl' --exclude='style/*'
 doInstall:
 	umask 002; rsync ${rsyncOpts} ${excl} ${incl} `$(FIND)` ${destDir}
 
 # Other targets that may be invoked by ../makefile:
 compile:
 
 install: alpha
 
 clean: