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Thanks for the 2.6.1 release! I'm working on a pull request to fix this issue, and to improve and clean up other things in the generated python script. I'm just filing the issue so it is known that the problem exists and work is being done on it. (I'm not sure if many people are using the python script at the moment.) It will be several days before the pull request is ready, though.
Issue:
Handling of bad uids/gids is currently broken in the python script because it calls os.chmod() instead of os.chown().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
python script must be run as root for chown operations.
Accordingly, target uid and gid must be given by user on command line,
since they are not included in json output.
Just a FYI: I merged that PR (as you probably saw) and will implement the changes I need to do on my side soon. Afterwards we should be finally able to close this ticket.
Thanks for the 2.6.1 release! I'm working on a pull request to fix this issue, and to improve and clean up other things in the generated python script. I'm just filing the issue so it is known that the problem exists and work is being done on it. (I'm not sure if many people are using the python script at the moment.) It will be several days before the pull request is ready, though.
Issue:
Handling of bad uids/gids is currently broken in the python script because it calls
os.chmod()
instead ofos.chown()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: