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We want to always use a specific group for installed software such that any admin can install and modify it.
We already use --group-writable-installdir.
However this doesn't ensure the group to which the installdir/module belongs to. E.g. the user could have a different primary group resulting in the wrong group.
--group works well:
Checks if the user belongs to the group
Change group ownership of the software dir
However it also makes the software only available to this group.
Maybe we can have --group-writable-installdir=group which adds the write permissions but also changes the owner. Or something more generic to make sure the owner of the module file and folders are also set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We want to always use a specific group for installed software such that any admin can install and modify it.
We already use
--group-writable-installdir
.However this doesn't ensure the group to which the installdir/module belongs to. E.g. the user could have a different primary group resulting in the wrong group.
--group
works well:However it also makes the software only available to this group.
Maybe we can have
--group-writable-installdir=group
which adds the write permissions but also changes the owner. Or something more generic to make sure the owner of the module file and folders are also set.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: