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On 8/13/19 1:53 PM, Lars Wendler wrote: |
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> thanks for the review. I've force-pushed the acct-user/apache commit |
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> with ACCT_USER_HOME_OWNER being set to root:root. |
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Is there any benefit to |
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ACCT_USER_HOME=/var/www |
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ACCT_USER_HOME_OWNER=root:root |
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versus |
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keepdir /var/www |
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in the eclass? |
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I think root:root is correct for /var/www, but setting it explicitly |
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will clobber any existing permissions that the administrator or other |
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packages have set. For example, if my web developers have write access |
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to /var/www via group membership, then when I install acct-user/apache, |
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/var/www will get set back to root:root with mode 755 and they'll be |
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locked out temporarily. |
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