I have a host of permissions issues that may or may not be solvable
(that were introduced as a result of allowing the users to restore their
own files.) I know this is not good form, however, I am a contractor,
and not necessarily going to be available for the future. I have
created a special user account to handle the backups and restores, the
only real issues that I have left are permissions.
Generally, any time there are permissions issues, it is because a
linux-specific file has special permissions set. (Such as
.ICEauthority) Since I am actually backing up data files on a Linux
server, I don't care about these files. I want the user to be able to
issue rdiff-backup and rdiff-backup complain, but not break out of,
restoring the files. (Backing up files is not a problem because that is
done automatically as root.)
Is there a directive to do this?
Thanks!
--J.
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