I'm not a big Unix guys, so don't count on my answer to this. But my
understanding is you have to have root access to reassign
ownership/groups. If there's a way to do it I don't know.
I might suggest however that you try rewriting your script to make it
a BoltWire function. That is, change it's name to
BOLTFtiddlers ($args, $zone) {
...
}
And then put it in config.php for a moment. Better still, make it a
plugin, and enable it on site.tiddler or whatever. (Then add it as a
solution page). On that page, or wherever it is enabled, just put
[(tiddlers)] and it should call your script from within BoltWire. This
way, when they are written they have the right ownerships.
Well, you can tinker with it and see if it doesn't help.
Cheers,
Dan
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 12:32 PM, okido <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I made a small script to export tiddlers from Tiddlywiki to Boltwire,
> by writting directly to the pages directory.
> Now I noticed that I can read the pages but saving after editing does
> not work.
> Only after setting the file permission to 777 one can save after edit.
> The files have different owners, can I set the ownership/group
> somewhere in BW so that I can use files from other users than
> *nobody* ?
>
> Have a nice day, Okido
>
> By the way I post this message for the 2nd time as the first one
> appears to been lost.
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