I've got a vmware instance that I use w/ the 9pccpuf kernel since
drawterm connections work much more successfully than using vmware's
gui drivers. Unfortunately, I also use 9pcf and log in as glenda in
the terminal (installed that way, migrated to the cpu kernel) so some
of the file ownership is now 'glenda' from early pulls.
As bootes, I can do:
# /usr/glenda/bin/rc/pull
but typically get something like:
error: copying /n/boot/sys/src/9/pc/sdata.c: '/tmp/replica00000651'
permission denied
but if I do the pull as glenda, I get:
warning: cannot set uid on /n/boot/sys/src/boot/pc/pbsdebug.s
...
warning: cannot set uid on /n/boot/386/bin/ip/wol
...
The files get pulled, but the uid never gets set. Leaving things like
cpu% ls -l *stat*
--rwxrwxr-x M 106 sys sys 85222 Jan 30 22:22 _netstat
--rwxrwxr-x M 106 sys sys 191135 Jan 30 13:58 _stats
--rwxrwxr-x M 106 sys sys 98906 Jan 30 13:58 iostats
--rwxrwxr-x M 106 glenda sys 86477 Feb 29 07:42 netstat
--rwxrwxr-x M 106 glenda sys 191360 Mar 18 22:28 stats
Also.. depending on which user starts the pull, I need to remember to
kill/unmount /srv/replica so that the other user can succeed in a pull
-- same goes for /srv/dos when trying to access `9fat:`
So what would the recommended process be for keeping fossil
filesystems replicated and properly keeping their uid/permissions set?
thanks,
-jas
