You can tell cronjobs under which user it should run. For your case
apparantly it should be the apache user.
The default mask value '0664' was intentional because of security issues.
Try 'sudo -u {apache-user} cake {shellname} {command}' or set the
default mask in core.php __before__ you use the shell.
This way you won't get any warnings at all.
Kind regards
Thomas
On 20.02.2012 16:19, Lucho Molina wrote:
I'm with you @huoxito. This seems to be an issue introduced in 2.0 as
I never had it on 1.3.
Anyway, I tried the 'mask' => 0666 solution but didn't work. I'm also
running shell scripts on a cron, so every time it ran, the
persmissions were changed. So my temporary solution was to add the
Apache user to the same group as the CLI user. Now this is my local
environment, I'm not sure this will be good to implement in production.
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