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Daniel Xu edited comment on TS-4058 at 12/7/15 10:39 PM:
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If you run:
{noformat}
./configure --with-user=danielxu --prefix=/home/danielxu/ats-test-env && make
install && cd ~/ats-test-env && bin/traffic_cop -od
{noformat}
You'll see error messages about permission denied.
That happens because we always try to elevate our permissions to root in Diags
without checking if we have the ability to do that. We can't fix this problem
unless we know if we are allowed to elevate to root. I can't figure out how to
check if we are allowed to elevate to root.
was (Author: danobi):
If you run:
{noformat}
./configure --with-user=danielxu --prefix=/home/danielxu/ats-test-env && make
install && cd ~/ats-test-env && bin/traffic_cop -od
{noformat}
You'll see error messages about permission denied.
The reason it does that is because we always try to elevate our permissions to
root in Diags without checking if we even have the ability to do that. We can't
easily fix this problem unless we know if we are allowed to elevate to root. I
can't figure out how to check if we are allowed to elevate to root.
> Logging doesn't work when TS is compiled and run w/ --with-user
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>
> Key: TS-4058
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-4058
> Project: Traffic Server
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Logging
> Reporter: Daniel Xu
> Assignee: Daniel Xu
>
> ie. we run this _without_ sudo.
> traffic_cop output seems to point to permission errors that occur within
> traffic_manager
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