Fix uutils install incompatibility - #672
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The install binary provided by uutils-coreutils does not permit the mode to be specified twice. `$(INSTALL_DATA)` resolves to `/usr/bin/install -c -m 644` on my system, which causes the `install-tmpfiles` target to run `/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 -m 640` which causes `install` to throw an error. As there is no security benefit to removing the read permission from all for tmpfiles configs just remove the `-m 640` to fix that. While we're at it also use `$(INSTALL_DATA)` in a couple other places that could use it.
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The install binary provided by uutils-coreutils does not permit the mode to be specified twice.
$(INSTALL_DATA)resolves to/usr/bin/install -c -m 644on my system, which causes theinstall-tmpfilestarget to run/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 -m 640which causesinstallto throw an error. As there is no security benefit to removing the read permission from all for tmpfiles configs just remove the-m 640to fix that.While we're at it also use
$(INSTALL_DATA)in a couple other places that could use it.