after installing phpldapadmin-0.9.4b with webapp-config-1.10-r11, i've noticed that: export.php export_form.php export_functions.php templates/creation/new_address_template.php templates/creation/new_dns_entry.php were 755 chmoded, instead of 644 as any other regular php pages. With phpicalendar (http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72390), i have: languages/esperanto.inc.php calendars/US Holidays.ics templates/default/images/shadow_l.gif templates/default/images/shadow_m.gif templates/default/images/shadow_r.gif chmoded 755. Can you experiment and tell me if you can reproduce this? Thanks!
Hi, Can you retest with webapp-config v1.11 plz? Thanks, Stu
Stu, it appears that: 1/ webapp-config-1.11 didn't solve the problem (only tested with phpldapadmin-0.9.6c, not phpicalendar). Actually these files are 755 inside the package archive. However I doubt the .php files are designed to be called by anything else than the web server, so it might be a packaging bug upstream. Should web-app config take care of such things? There is also a shell script (755 chmoded) in the doc/ directory, but I believe the doc/ directory isn't part of htdocs and should be installed in /usr/share/doc/. But this is another story, and might be subject to another bug. 2/ the config.php file, which was 640 root:apache before the installation, became 640 root:root. I think a VHOST_CONFIGOWNED_UID/GID setting would be necessary to handle that. Furthermore, and that is a bit more weird, the config file has been overwritten during the installation of phpldapadmin -though webapp-config says it's a config-owned file in verbose mode-, without saving the old version to a ._cfg file!! Major bug here?
Hrm. webapp-config is probably taking the file permissions from the original package. Check the permissions under /usr/share/webapps/$PN/$PVR/ to see if the files there are also 755. If so, we can fix in the ebuild, or report UPSTREAM. There already are VHOST_CONFIG_UID and VHOST_CONFIG_GID settings; you can set them in /etc/vhosts/webapp-config, and via command-line parameters. The default value for VHOST_CONFIG_UID is 'root', and the default value for VHOST_CONFIG_GID is root's primary group (normally root). I'll have to do some local testing, and see if I can reproduce the problem of the config file being overwritten. v1.11 does include a new cache optimisation; it's possible that it's trying too hard to get things done quickly :(
not sure if this is related, but every time I install something with webapp- config, it changes the ownership of my /var/www/<vhost> directory without changing the permissions. my /var/www/vhost is root:apache,0750 and webapp-config changes the group to root... It's extremely annoying, and has the effect that my entire site goes down any time I run webapp-config until such time as I notice/remember and chgrp -R my / var/www/vhosts back the way they were. please note: it changes /var/www/vhost, NOT just /var/www/vhost/htdocs/ newly_installed_webapp (which would be fine since the webapp wouldn't work until configured) should this be in a separate bug?
Fixed in webapp-config v1.50. Any further problems, please re-open this bug or file a new one. Best regards, Stu
