Hi,
I need advice on fine tuning some directory permissions of a 7.4.1
installation (on slackware):
The server runs as user "slimuser".
I've extracted from the tarball, and as per the usual practice of
separating the application code from runtime files I've:
* relocated obviously "runtime" data files, as defined by the server
flags --logdir, --prefsdir, --cachedir into various dirs under /var, and
changed their ownership to slimuser
* left the main tree (/opt/squeezeboxserver) owned by root, readonly
for slimuser (this directory contains the rest of the tarball, ie.
slimserver.pl, Bin, CPAN, MySQL, et al)
This is working fine but I'm wary that sooner or later the server,
running as slimuser, will expect to be able to write into
/opt/squeezeboxserver.
I notice for example that the redhat install relocates the various
.conf files into /etc/squeezeboxserver.
Can anyone advise on whether these .conf files and/or any others need
to be writeable by slimuser?
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