On 5 févr. 06, at 06:23, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Daniel Carrera wrote:
http://opendocumentfoundation.org/repos/
FYI: If you go there now it'll look like it's working, but that's not
because I "fixed" it or anything. I just did a:
chown -R www-data /var/trac
Huh... I'm stumped.
What happens when you change it back?
chown -R root:trac /var/trac
I'm guessing only that somewhere a bad permission or user/group setting
had snuck into the /var/trac directory and that your first chown -R
wiped it out.
Maybe you could also print out a list of all the files just to see if
there's anything weird going on with the permissions
find . -printf '%m %u:%g\t%f\n'
From the looks of it, though, I don't think that it poses any problem
that /var/trac belong to www-data. It's not like you're giving it any
more rights to the directory than it already would have the g+w
permissions (is it?). Perhaps this could be a basis for simplifying
the howto.
I can't remember why exactly I have this complicated set up with the
trac group. I'm guessing that it is so set
/var/darcs/yourProj/yourRepo/_darcs/trac_cache to be owned by
yourProj:trac, so that both the project and the web server can write to
it. But that's kind of bad because it lets one project mess around
with the trac_cache of another. Using ACL to make it writeable by both
www-data and the user might be a better way to go.
--
Eric Kow http://www.loria.fr/~kow
PGP Key ID: 08AC04F9 Merci de corriger mon français.
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