On 06:14 pm, d...@krondo.com wrote: >On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 10:40 AM, <exar...@twistedmatrix.com> wrote: >>On 11:35 am, zoran.bosn...@sloveniacontrol.si wrote: >>>I am running twisted application from /etc/init/myapp.conf by exec >>>statement like this: >>>exec /usr/bin/twistd --uid=<id> --gid=<gid> >>>--logfile=/var/log/dir/file >>> >>>The problem is when log file is first created under /var/log/dir (dir >>>is >>>owned by user id), the owner of the file is 'root', not requested >>>user. >>>As a consequence, the twistd is not able to rotate log files. >>> >>>If the logfile is already created (and chowned) before running >>>twistd, >>>there is no problem. It looks like set uid/gid is called too late >>>inside >>>twistd. It is suppose to be called before creating a logfile. >>> >>>Is this a bug or am I missing something? >> >>If <id> or <gid> has write permission on /var/log/dir/ then rotation >>should work, even if <id> or <gid> does not own the first logfile >>created. > >That's true. It does seem reasonable, however, that the log files would >get created with the uid/gid that you specified. I've been surprised by >this >in the past as well. Any reason not to do that?
No. It works the way it does now by accident. The code in question is quite complicated and not necessarily fully covered by the test suite. And the actual behavior of the --uid/--gid options isn't documented anyway, so it's not clear what you *should* expect from it, nor which of its current behaviors people /do/ expect from it. Jean-Paul _______________________________________________ Twisted-Python mailing list Twisted-Python@twistedmatrix.com http://twistedmatrix.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twisted-python
