Images: Changed how new image permissions are set #5601
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Removed default public visibility for images at the driver level, leaving only doing this as a specific action in the logic. Added try/catch around permission setting so that permission-incompatible environments won't fatally fail, but instead log a warning. Tested via a google cloud storage bucket FUSE mount, mounted under another user but with open 777 permissions. Related to #5269
This was referenced May 5, 2025
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Removed default public visibility for images at the driver level, leaving only doing this as a specific action in the logic. Added try/catch around permission setting so that
permission-incompatible environments won't fatally fail, but instead log a warning.
Tested via a google cloud storage bucket FUSE mount, mounted under another user but with open 777 permissions.
Related to #5269