On 10/20/22 13:06, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
I wonder if someone could enlighten me on what determines the permissions that cloud backup local cache volume directories are created with.I'm seeing that new volumes are created as bacula:tape 740 in the cache directory. The cache directory is bacula:tape 755. The SD runs as bacula:tape so the above user:group is consistent. DIR/FD/FD all run on the same machine. There is no problem with backups or restores but I would like new volumes to be created as 755 so that any other user can read or ls them. I haven't found any config parameter that enables me to set the desired permissions Chris Wilkinson
Hello Chris,
It looks to be hard-coded:
----8<----
src/stored/file_driver.c: if (!makedir(NULL, const_cast<char*>(out_fname),
0740)) {
src/stored/cloud_dev.c: if (!makedir(dcr->jcr, archive_name.c_str(),
0740)) {
src/stored/generic_driver.c: mkdir(fname, 0740);
----8<----
Of
course, you can edit those and recompile if you install from source.
Other option is to just cron a chmod -R 0744 /path/to/cloud/cache/directory/*
Hope this helps!
Bill
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