Hi, . I'm trying to do it on CentOS 7. nginx is running under `nginx` user, uwsgi-emperor `uwsgi` user, and vassals `v1`. By default, socket is created with v1:v1 0755 permissions. I can turn it into v1:v1 0777 with chmod-socket = 777 in vassal's config. But when I add chown-socket = v1:nginx, emperor says: chown(): Operation not permitted [core/utils.c line 2623].
Why is that? I can do `chown v1:nginx v1.sock` under v1 user (I added v1 to nginx group). Under which user emperor is running when trying to chown socket? emperor-tyrant is True, if anything. Regards, Yuri _______________________________________________ uWSGI mailing list [email protected] http://lists.unbit.it/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uwsgi
