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I faced a problem when I was syncing my files from my volume to /data/www and they always had the root:root owner. This little supervisor script watches all files and automatically changes the owner to www:www. If you think this will cause any performance issues please give me some suggestion for improvement. Best regards, Michael
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Hi Smithi, Sorry, thought I replied to that PR... but must have missed it. Performance issues aside, it would be pretty risky to assume that everyone on each project wants to have by default such permissions. Some apps might set more strict permissions and you don't want to relax them by default. My suggestion is to include it as part of your syncing process. |
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I faced a problem when I was syncing my files from my volume to /data/www and they always had the root:root owner. This little supervisor script watches all files and automatically changes the owner to www:www.
If you think this will cause any performance issues please give me some suggestion for improvement.
Best regards,
Michael