Control: clone -1 -2 Control: close -2 0.8.8a+dfsg-6 Control: retitle -2 cacti must not change ownership of /var/log/cacti Control: reassign -1 dbconfig-common 1.8.47+nmu1 Control: retitle -1 dbconfig-common must not change ownership of files Control: severity -1 serious Control: severity -2 serious
On 23-08-13 00:07, Romain Coltel wrote: > The recent DSA about cacti arose a problem of owner/group being reset to > the defaults (root/www-data). My configuration (using PHP-FPM with a > specific group for cacti) needs /etc/cacti/debian.php to be > group-assigned as "cacti" and not the default "www-data", but after > upgrading, I found the group to be "www-data" again. The /etc/cacti/debian.php file is managed by dbconfig-common, so reassigning there. > In the same idea, the directory /var/log/cacti/ also has its owner/group > being reset even if cacti has to write in there. This has been fixed in version 0.8.8a+dfsg-6. > When upgrading, could it be possible not to change the owner/group? It MUST NOT change the settings according to the debian policy 10.7.3, so this should not have been a request, but an order ;). Paul
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