Arch Linux

When installing libtrash (v3.2-2), the following message is displayed:

>> To enable libtrash at login:
>> chmod 755 /etc/profile.d/libtrash.sh

This is incorrect, as the default /etc/profile does not check whether a script in /etc/profile.d is executable before sourcing it, only whether it is readable. Since /etc/profile.d/libtrash.sh is installed with mode 644, this means that libtrash will always be enabled at login even if the user has not set the script as executable.

Probably, the script should be renamed to libtrash.sh.disabled (or something similar), so that /etc/profile won't find it at all when searching for *.sh scripts to source, and the install-time message should be updated to reflect this.