Hey, Sorry to bug everyone again in my newbieness, but this is a quick one, I promise :)
I'm running a master and a slave, both on debian using jetty6 (from deb) jetty6 runs under user jetty which has no group. It writes files as jetty.nogroup 664. This means my data directory is 664. jetty is a "daemon user", and is therefor set to /bin/false for login which is probably best. I can get everything working nicely if I change this to /bin/bash on both machines, add .ssh keys to jetty's home dir on both machines (/usr/share/jetty/.ssh) and use the -u jetty option on all my scripts. I don't like this though. I'm not sure why, just doesn't seem very nice. So should I: a). Add jetty to a group called jetty Somehow get jetty6 to use that group Create another user (solr) and add it to the group jetty Let it run the snapshooter or b) Just change /etc/passwd so jetty can login. Is there a securety problem there? Best, Jacob
