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My installation complains everytime I install a plugin, because the file ownership is set to root, while it should be apache. Could this be set using pseudo-install?
AC
Are you running Pseudo-install as root? Can't you run as the web user?
sudo -u apache ./pseudo-install.pl ... or whatever your installation requires? Is this still an issue or can this task be closed?
-- GeorgeClark - 16 Mar 2011
Yes, I have learned to use sudo -u www pseudo-install on my mac.
-- ArthurClemens - 17 Mar 2011 ItemTemplate edit
| Summary | Set file ownership with pseudo-install |
| ReportedBy | ArthurClemens |
| Codebase | |
| SVN Range | Wed, 12 Apr 2006 build 9798 |
| AppliesTo | Engine |
| Component | PseudoInstall |
| Priority | Enhancement |
| CurrentState | Closed |
| WaitingFor | |
| Checkins | |
| TargetRelease | n/a |
| ReleasedIn | n/a |
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