Stuart Johnston

I think having the directories 770 makes sense (at least if we need writing by owner and group), but my comment earlier was about the files - 770 makes no...

Hi ventz, I tried a clean pull, without using any volumes, and it is still not right for the file permissions. I see the default /etc/bind as -rwxr-x--- 1 root...

Leaving it as default (which I guess is rw-r—r—) seems ok, but another option, if we want to remove other read access would be something like: chmod -R o-rx /etc/bind...

@ventz, unfortunately, that isn’t working - just running the container without any volumes attached files, because named can’t search the /etc/bind directory. What has happened is that chmod -R 640...

@ventz, still not working I’m afraid :-) The problem is /etc/bind/default-zones is losing its ‘x’ permission, so named can’t read it. The same is also true for the other directory,...

Yes, that works! > On 1 May 2020, at 12:03, Ventz Petkov wrote: > > > @sgjohnston I think this should work: > > chmod -R 770 /etc/bind /var/cache/bind /var/run/named...

Hi @ventz, I’m sorry, I just realised that there’s still another permissions issue with docker-bind: /var/cache/bind should get the same treatment as /etc/bind, as there are also regular files in...

Looks good! > On 12 May 2020, at 07:05, Ventz Petkov wrote: > > > @sgjohnston All set d8691b7 > — > You are receiving this because you were mentioned....

> I guess we need to figure out if the crash is only happening with the Javadoc hover popups or in other uses of WebKit on Mac. I'm testing a...

Unfortunately 15.5 beta 3 (24F5053j) does not appear to contain a fix.