Am 15.12.2010 21:44, schrieb Magnus Holmgren:
Solution: install /var/log/prayer with group-owner "nogroup"
The idea is that nobody and nogroup should be completely unprivileged, and
hence should not own _anything_. Many log files belong to group adm.
This is ok, if you change the config
prayer_group = "adm"
it will run.
check_directory_perms is probably a bit too picky as it doesn't even accept
group root. I probably should just arrange for a group prayer to be created
and the directories assigned to it, and if you want to set
check_directory_perms=TRUE you should probably do that too for now.
For me this seems to be the best solution.
having
addgroup --system prayer
chgrp prayer -R /var/log/prayer
chgrp prayer -R /var/run/prayer
and prayer_group = "prayer"
runs without error.
However, each solution (group adm or prayer) should ensure that prayer
will start up with the standard configuration out of the package and
check_directory_perms=TRUE.
mfg
Matthias Taube
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