Re: new snapshot (may 4)

Baaah

What about dropping this altogether and provide a good shell that does it ?
You could put the username in the resin xml config file, so that at the end
of the day it'd be exactly the
same...

Just saying, maybe this would simplify things, and certainly take a fraction
of the time required
to rewrite the startup architecture...

FYI, countless unix daemons that just don't provide a switch to change the
uid are used everyday without
anyone complaining :p

Stefan


On 5/5/06, David Campbell <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Scott Ferguson wrote:
>
> > Only with the old/current setuid style, i.e. it will still have the
> > same log rotation permission problems as previous 3.0.x  versions.
>
> What problems?
>
> > The changes needed to fix the permission issues require a different
> > startup architecture, which is something we're looking into, but
> > haven't implemented yet.
>
> Is there an eta on a fix?  I'd rather have resin taking care of this
> than having to wrap this in shell code so it doesn't run as root.
>
> --
> David Campbell
> Systems Integrator Guardian Unlimited
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