This avoids an error where the appliance cannot start up because this
dbus helper script (which is never used) is unreadable by non-root.
Why do we have unreadable binaries in Fedora at all? You may wonder:
https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-list/2009-October/msg00987.html
Maintaining a blacklist like this is generally a bad thing. We should
change this code so it automatically detects when a binary is going to
be unreadable. However I'd like to keep an eye on this list so we
don't blacklist something which is necessary for the appliance to run.
Rich.
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