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Determine if chgrp -R web /home/public is all that is necessary for web write permissions #3

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opened 2024年01月14日 00:09:09 +01:00 by stringbone · 2 comments

In testing on NFS, I found I need to add chmod g+w /home/public/*.gmi to allow the gmi files to be saved. I can make a new file or delete an existing file. But I can't save an existing file. Ask around, my server chops are poor.

I have a feeling it's just something about what chgrp is doing / not doing that I don't quite understand.

In testing on NFS, I found I need to add `chmod g+w /home/public/*.gmi` to allow the `gmi` files to be saved. I can make a *new* file or *delete* an existing file. But I can't *save* an existing file. Ask around, my server chops are poor. I have a feeling it's just something about what `chgrp` is doing / not doing that I don't quite understand.
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Updated documentation in [#9 Remove `sample` folder, update all root files to match (#28)](https://codeberg.org/stringbone/lichen/commit/1986dc93106b6de7be1c0e93ff10322bef0410ee).
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Oops, missed it in the README, got it in the index.gmi before.

Oops, missed it in the README, got it in the `index.gmi` before.
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