Hi Team, I just noticed something quite interesting. It looks like the new "spacewalk-repo-sync" utility is creating files and directories in my package storage tree as "root:root" ... instead of apache:apache like "rhnpush" does.
I ran into this by doing a manual rhnpush of a package that ended up in the same directory tree hash as a package added to my server via spacewalk-repo-sync ... and rhnpush failed with file permission problems since it was trying to do its work as the apache user and the destination directory was root:root 755. Is this intended behavior? It's pretty simple for me to reset permissions on my /var/satellite/redhat/1 tree... but this shouldn't probably be necessary. Has anyone seen this? -- Andy Speagle "THE Student" - UCATS Wichita State University
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