On Mon, 3 Sep 2012, Krzysztof wrote:
Hi,
I have script which install my application in /opt/myapp directory.
This script check if user is root so it can set permissions to read
and access as executable. Everything works fine. After installation I
can run this application, but It doesn't has access to the internet. I
must manually set owner to whole application directory: "sudo chown
MY_NAME -R /opt/myapp". Now, I have access to internet. Does anyone
know how to properly prepare installation script which set permissions
in /opt directory? User should simply extract zipped application, run
setup skrypt and run app
That is the wrong approach to solving the problem.
You should find out why your app needs to write to this location, and remove
that need.
strace -o /tmp/log /opt/myapp/myapp.bin
will write all kernel calls to /tmp/log. There you can look for a call
open("/opt/myapp/something", O_CREATE||O_WRITE) = -1
to see what file it attempts to write.
Michael.
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