On Feb 4, 2020, at 06:21, drew Roberts <zotz...@gmail.com> wrote:

> What is(are) the best way(s) to solve this permission issue. What is the best 
> practice in this situation?

PyPAD scripts execute as the user defined in ‘/etc/rd.conf’ as follows:

*** snip snip ***
[Identity]
PypadOwner=pypad
PypadGroup=pypad
*** snip snip ***

By default, both the ‘user’ and the ‘group’ are ‘pypad’. If you’re using the 
stock CentOS setup, these accounts get created automatically by the installer; 
on ‘installed from source’ setups, it will need to be done by hand. It’s also 
perfectly possible to change these entries to have the scripts run under some 
other account(s).

Cheers!


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