Re: Changing permissions in writable branch won't work sometimes

2007-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Barth 
On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 11:45:31AM +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Do you mean that you changed it on the writable branch directly?
 If so, you need to use udba=inotify mount option.
 Why it works somtimes, because of your inode cache.
 It is recommended to change winbindd_privileged on aufs, instead of the
 writable branch directly.

No, I changed the permissions on aufs, as you recommended, not directly.

Wolfgang
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Re: Changing permissions in writable branch won't work sometimes

2007-05-21 Thread sfjro 

Wolfgang Barth:
 No, I changed the permissions on aufs, as you recommended, not directly.

If you can see the dir group id was changed expectedly and all the
relevant processes were restarted correctly, then it must be an aufs
bug.

Will you show me the simple way to reproduce it?
For example, how about to try strace to find out which process and which
systemcall are returning the error?

Thanks in advance.
Junjiro Okajima


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Re: Changing permissions in writable branch won't work sometimes

2007-05-20 Thread sfjro 

Hi,

Wolfgang Barth:
 - Calling ntlm_auth (for AD authentication) from squid needs
 
   drwxr-x--- 2 root proxy
 
   so I only changed the group ownership and restarted all relevant
   processes.

Do you mean that you changed it on the writable branch directly?
If so, you need to use udba=inotify mount option.
Why it works somtimes, because of your inode cache.
It is recommended to change winbindd_privileged on aufs, instead of the
writable branch directly.


Junjiro Okajima

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