Done... thought I had a cron job checking group write that but obviously
it doesn't work.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I fixed all files to have g+w and dirs g+x which I own or have group
permission to. If Glen does this:
ssh -l glens cvs.apache.org
cd /x1/www/jakarta.apache.org/poi
find . -type f -exec chmod g+w '{}' ';'
find . -type d -exec chmod g+x '{}' ';'
Then we should have a short term solution
For a long term solution:
infrastructure,
Please set the sticky group bit (aka 2000) on the poi dir (above) and
subdirs and make me owner of everything including the directory (I am
ever present and can always delete files if needed). Let me know if
there is an issue.
Thanks,
Andy
Nick Burch wrote:
Hi All
It seems that at the moment, only Glen can update the whole website,
but that there are a few bits Andrew is the actual owner of. All the
files on the website are group owned by jakarta, but it's a bit
random if the files+directories have group write permissions.
What do people think of the idea of requesting a jakarta-poi unix
group from infrastructure? Glen + Andrew could then ensure that all
the files were owned by the new group, and had group write
permissions on them. After that, any poi committer (who'd be a member
of the jakarta-poi group) would be able to update the website. (We
might need some ant magic to ensure any new files did continue to
hold group write permissions, but that shouldn't be too hard)
Does that sound sensible to people, and if so, shall I speak to
infrastructure to try and organise it?
Nick
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