Could not write permission directory hierarchy

Question

I'm new to PackageMaker and Xcode (have used Unix before, possibly could lend this prior knowledge to Mac OS X).  Attempted to use PackageMaker on Xcode to create a package (a folder/directory with many subfolders/subdirectories) and a few other things for distribution, however, I encountered this error (per subject line) while the "Content" folder and its subs are all RWX for three types of user roles (user,group, global).  Question, what caused this problem and how to fix it?
Btw, I'm on Maverick.  Thanks in advance,

Answer 1

letmebme wrote:
1) create a folder of 'myApp' under /Library and copy the entity package under the
/Library/myApp path
Don't do that. Ideally, use your own app bundle. If you feel you must punish yourself and use Package Maker and Application Support, use /Library/Application Support/myApp
2) setting Write permission for a few folders under webroot
Don't ever do that. Use your own app bundle, your own app container, or your own application support folder.
3) register the web server with LaunchAgents (hence, server is available upon boot, I have a plist for that already)
LaunchAgents is not for that level of service. You could put a launch agent in the user's launch agents directory. If you want something to always run at boot, it must be in /Library/LaunchDaemons.
7) reboot
Why do you need to reboot?
Package Maker is very tricky and delicate. Before you start reconfiguring a user's system, maybe try to get the app to just run first. Also, it is 2014, you would need a very good reason to have anything that wasn't in your application bundle. That just isn't done anymore.