After some tests I found out that I have not run LSC with root and the issue appeared only on reboot.
The cause : My /etc/init.d/lsc : > LSC_PID_FILE="/var/run/lsc.pid" > [...] > touch $LSC_PID_FILE > [ -z "$LSC_USER" ] || chown -R "$LSC_USER" "$piddir" > [ -z "$LSC_GROUP" ] || chgrp -R "$LSC_GROUP" "$piddir" > So, change the LSC_PID_FILE to a LSC directory or comment the chown. 2012/11/20 Emeric Million <[email protected]> > Damned, I have indeed run LSC with root twice. It was probably that :s > > Thanks Clément :) > > 2012/11/20 Clément OUDOT <[email protected]> > >> >> >> 2012/11/20 Emeric Million <[email protected]> >> >>> Hello. >>> >>> When I came back to my office today, I found that most of directories >>> owner in my /var/run/ have change to lsc:lsc (not all). It's not the first >>> time. I thought at first, that it was a bug during the installation. I >>> checked after runing an lsc command but it's not immediate. I don't know >>> when it happened or why... >>> No lsc process is running in background. >>> >>> Any ideas ? :s >>> >>> >> Only root can change the owner of a file, do you run LSC as root? >> >> Clément. >> > > > > -- > MILLION Emeric > > -- MILLION Emeric
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