Laravel creates files and gives permission to root user
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When new cache files are created (for example, newly created files in storage/cache) the owner of the file gives permission to root user. I have another user deployer whose groups are deployer and www-data.
After these cache files are created, deployer cannot give permission to these newly created files. Can I make deployer the owner of these new created cache files and how? And are there any security issues with doing so?
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When new cache files are created (for example, newly created files in storage/cache) the owner of the file gives permission to root user. I have another user deployer whose groups are deployer and www-data.
After these cache files are created, deployer cannot give permission to these newly created files. Can I make deployer the owner of these new created cache files and how? And are there any security issues with doing so?
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Stop running applications as root ...
– Soren A
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Actually, docker creates these files and the only user is root
– Some Dev
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When new cache files are created (for example, newly created files in storage/cache) the owner of the file gives permission to root user. I have another user deployer whose groups are deployer and www-data.
After these cache files are created, deployer cannot give permission to these newly created files. Can I make deployer the owner of these new created cache files and how? And are there any security issues with doing so?
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When new cache files are created (for example, newly created files in storage/cache) the owner of the file gives permission to root user. I have another user deployer whose groups are deployer and www-data.
After these cache files are created, deployer cannot give permission to these newly created files. Can I make deployer the owner of these new created cache files and how? And are there any security issues with doing so?
server permissions users laravel
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Stop running applications as root ...
– Soren A
15 hours ago
Actually, docker creates these files and the only user is root
– Some Dev
11 hours ago
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Stop running applications as root ...
– Soren A
15 hours ago
Actually, docker creates these files and the only user is root
– Some Dev
11 hours ago
Stop running applications as root ...
– Soren A
15 hours ago
Stop running applications as root ...
– Soren A
15 hours ago
Actually, docker creates these files and the only user is root
– Some Dev
11 hours ago
Actually, docker creates these files and the only user is root
– Some Dev
11 hours ago
add a comment |
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