Lump into one place all the paths that need to be writable#4056
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timkenhan wants to merge 3 commits intogetgrav:developfrom
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Lump into one place all the paths that need to be writable#4056timkenhan wants to merge 3 commits intogetgrav:developfrom
timkenhan wants to merge 3 commits intogetgrav:developfrom
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this makes it easier for hosting where the http service is under different user than the directory owner Signed-off-by: Timothy Kenno Handojo <timkenhan@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Timothy Kenno Handojo <timkenhan@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Timothy Kenno Handojo <timkenhan@gmail.com>
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When hosting, sometimes we'd want to give different access to different users.
For my case, with a VPS running nginx on Linux OS, for example, I definitely would want
/userto be only writable by my login user, while the HTTP service is ran by the Apache or nginx user. When this is the case, it can be a hassle when migrating or installing instances.I was just thinking, it would be wonderful to only worry about a single directory to give access to recursively rather than eight (with two of these located in a separate directory).
Do note that putting it all under
/runis simply what I think would be the best. I am open for feedback (e.g. perhaps if we'd want to call that directory something else).Requires: grav-plugin-problems PR #49