disable-filesystem-security: Can’t disable with config/disable-filesystem-security
Summary
According to multiple pages in the wiki, you can use /srv/example.com/config/disable-filesystem-security to disable on a per-site basis. However only ${domain}/config/do-not-secure for per-site or /etc/sympl/disable-filesystem-security for server-wide works.
https://wiki.sympl.io/view/Website_Configuration_Reference#Filesystem_Permissions
https://wiki.sympl.io/view/Configuration_Reference
See line 170 in the sympl-filesystem-security script
Steps to reproduce
- Create
/srv/example.com/config/disable-filesystem-security - change ownership of any file in the
publicdirectory - run
sudo sympl-filesystem-security - the ownership is changed back, despite the script supposedly being disabled for this domain
Example Project
See the script’s code, it doesn’t check on the file described in the wiki. It only checks the global config file, not the domain specific one.
What is the current bug behavior?
Doesn’t disable filesystem ownership changes in the domain
/srv/example.com/config/disable-filesystem-security
What is the expected correct behavior?
According to multiple pages in the wiki, you can use /srv/example.com/config/disable-filesystem-security to disable on a per-site basis. However only ${domain}/config/do-not-secure works.
https://wiki.sympl.io/view/Website_Configuration_Reference#Filesystem_Permissions
https://wiki.sympl.io/view/Configuration_Reference
Possible fixes
See line 170 in the sympl-filesystem-security script
/cc @kelduum