Hi,

Hi, i've been playing with SetPermissions.sh script, and i got a cuestion, redhat does not have a "nogroup" group, so I always modify the script to use otrs && apache group where it's needed. but what about passing the script two more conditional arguments "SetPermissions.sh /opt/OpenTRS otrs apache [otrs] [apache]" and if they exists use them, if not, work as it works by now?

PD: On the actual cvs (don't know if later) the SetPermission.sh scripts does not correctly set permissions for TicketCounter.log i attach a fixed one which does the nogroup thing.

Sounds good to me, but you have to change the lines [ "$3" != "" ]&& OTRSGROUP=$3 [ "$4" != "" ]&& WEBGROUP=$4 to [ "$4" != "" ]&& OTRSGROUP=$4 [ "$5" != "" ]&& WEBGROUP=$5 Stefan

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Hi Pablo, hi Stefan, On Wed, Jun 19, 2002 at 03:25:59PM +0200, Pablo Ruiz Garcia wrote:

Hi, i've been playing with SetPermissions.sh script, and i got a cuestion, redhat does not have a "nogroup" group, so I always modify the script [...]

I updated the CVS with it. Thanks! :-) Cool!

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