Hi,
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 07:22:33PM +0200, Axel Beckert wrote:
> > > Granted. Is there a common way or best practise to get the proper
> > > group for log files?
[...]
> I rather wondered how to make sure the log file is created with
> group adm rather than which group should be used for that.
>
> What I wonder is if there is any other way then explicitly "chown()"
> the file when I've written to it? (In Perl preferably.) Something like
> umask, just for group, similar to newgrp, but without spawning a new
> process.
>
> I'll ask in the Debian Perl Group's IRC channel.
mgv on #debian-perl came to help: What I want and what probably helps
is either setting $( or $) or using POSIX::setgid.
Kind regards, Axel
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