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csawyerYumaed
right user and group
thank you first for this client debian that meets our project. We have a worry in the sense python cloud to the client when the sync takes place, then the client changes the group in ROOT and not its original name owncloud either: root: owncloud to root: root As t is a way to prevent the client exchange rights to do so.?
thks
debian6 client server owncloud 5.03
I'm not sure I totally understand, but it seems like you are running oclient as the root user? If so, STOP THAT! Only run it as the user who has the files.
If that's not the case, then please help me understand the issue?
Sorry, habit on my part. @ work, whenever we are waiting for the other person/people to respond, we close the case, so that it will pop back up on the top of the stack when they respond. Habits die hard :)
Ah ok. I have my issue list sorted by 'recently updated', doesn't that achieve the same goal?
We don't use github @ work, we use Fogbugz, and it can definitely do that, but I share the case/issue inbox with another person, and she prefers this way of doing it, and I don't have any big preference, so I do it her way, to keep things, sane :)
-Craig
On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 11:17 AM, diederikdehaas [email protected]:
Ah ok. I have my issue list sorted by 'recently updated', doesn't that achieve the same goal?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/csawyerYumaed/pyOwnCloud/issues/32#issuecomment-16402120 .
Hi,
I think that what faktori is saying is that there seems to be no way to choose sync files ownership and mode. For exemple i want to sync a public directory on my local server wich is shared by samba to windows users. We use a special group to permit users to write to files. But any new file synced is not group writable...
Is there any system variable to fill in to setup file creation mode ?
I'm guessing this means it doesn't honor UMASK's. I don't believe this is something the csync library supports, but I will look into it. In the meantime the answer is.. NO. sorry :(
