FW: checksetup.pl errors

Kevin Benton kevin.benton at amd.com
Wed Dec 8 15:32:55 UTC 2004


I'm wondering - should checksetup.pl gripe if the user running it is a
member of the proper group even if their primary group isn't the target
group?  For example, when I log in, I'm in group X, but a member of the
apache group.  I think that if checksetup.pl were able to verify whether or
not files could be created then chgrp'd to the web group, it shouldn't
complain at all.

One other thing - I think it would be wise for checksetup.pl to
interactively set g+s on all BZ directories so that new files would
automatically have the group set properly.

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: mozilla-webtools-admin at mozilla.org
[mailto:mozilla-webtools-admin at mozilla.org] On Behalf Of G.M.
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 8:49 PM
To: mozilla-webtools at mozilla.org
Subject: Re: checksetup.pl errors

Matthew P. Barnson <bz <at> barnson.org> writes:

> 
> DreamHost uses Apache's "suexec" feature; Bugzilla will run as YOUR user
> name, not as Apache.  Remove the webservergroup parameter from
> localconfig entirely.

This results in checksetup.pl re-adding it.  Setting it to blank results in
a
huge warning about files being world readable/writable.

> And if you continue having errors with the data/template directory,
> run "mkdir -p data/template" from the Bugzilla directory as well.  Then
> come back with more questions if you run into further problems.

I did this (though data/template already existed) and the script still blows
up
with the same errors as the original poster.

For the record, I have the webserver group set to my group (pgxxxxxx where
xxxxxx are digits) in localconfig.




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