fix: chown /var/lib/overleaf mount point to www-data#1475
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The init script chowns all subdirectories but not the mount point itself. When the host volume is owned by a non-www-data user with restrictive permissions (e.g. 770), the web process cannot traverse the directory and crashes with EACCES, causing a 502. Fixes overleaf#1325 and overleaf#1465
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@das7pad thoughts on this? I understand we've intentionally tried to avoid changing the ownership of the mount point, but I see the situation with Maybe |
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Hey @ev-not-eve I haven't been able to find the record of your signature in the Contributor License Agreement. Did you indicate a different Github handle perhaps? |
redid my signature; made sure to include my github handle. It’s possible that I misspelled it the first time :) |
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Hey @ev-not-eve I have some issues importing this PR into our internal repos using our internal syncing process (likely caused by our
Nevermind, I managed to sort out the issue. |
The init script chowns all subdirectories but not the mount point itself. When the host volume is owned by a non-www-data user with restrictive permissions (e.g. 770), the web process cannot traverse the directory and crashes with EACCES, causing a 502. Fixes #1325 and #1465 COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=#1475 from ev-not-eve:patch-1 269a805 Co-authored-by: Evelyn <evansvevelyn@gmail.com> GitOrigin-RevId: 959051861246c9f3958e56861821b92d84167926
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Description
The init script chowns all subdirectories but not the mount point itself. When the host volume is owned by a non-www-data user with restrictive permissions (e.g. 770), the web process cannot traverse the directory and crashes with EACCES, causing a 502.
Related issues / Pull Requests
Fixes #1325 and #1465
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