On Thursday, December 08, 2011 04:40:38 PM Mark Hatle wrote: > Andreas: What packaging type are you using? > > I know that RPM never uses the uid/gid, it always does a look up. If the > look up fails it then falls back to "root". So you should never see > something like a 70, unless there is a manual chown/grp somewhere making > the change. > > opkg had a bug before where it only used the uid/gid number, I know Richard > patched that -- but I'm not sure what happens if the look up fails. It may > fall back to the embedded numeric ids. If that is the case, the real > issue may simply be that the uname/gname hasn't yet made it into the > passwd/group files. > > If you are using opkg, try switching to RPM and see if the behavior on > these files changes, if it does what the new value is. I am using opkg - will try RPM when I have time next week.
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