Nginx Plugin Logging Issues When /var/log is Mounted as RAM Disk

[SuperThicc]

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This is continuation of issue#4162 I have identified the root cause of the problem in more detail

Describe the bug After a reboot, Nginx should create a log folder "/var/log/nginx" with permission of 755 Instead, The folder is created with a permission of 700 with a owner of "root:staff"

Since Nginx is running with user "www" It cannot write any files to the /var/log/nginx

To Reproduce System > Settings > Misc Enable /var/log RAM Disk Reboot.

Expected behavior /var/log folder should be created with permission of 755.

Environment

OPNsense 24.7.1 (amd64). Nginx plugin 1.34 with /var/log RAM Disk enabled.

[kulikov-a]

Hi can you try with opnsense-patch -c plugins -a kulikov-a 250e8e9 (https://github.com/kulikov-a/plugins/commit/250e8e9d92ffb1ab2b26a47cd253c374a43fb0a8) ? (need to "Apply" nginx config after that)

[SuperThicc]

@kulikov-a Yes! I've just tried it, and it is working flawlessly! (I applied the patch, and pressed "apply" on nginx. After that I did a full reboot.)

Thanks a lot!

[kulikov-a]

great, thanks! i'll make a pr

[SuperThicc]

Has this still not been merged? This issue persists after months, and that pull request should fix it