Closed tpo closed 9 years ago
Hi,
using paths within /var/*/apt-dater/ is intentional. Since you are building apt-dater from scratch you don't have the package magic which would create the directories at /var/*/apt-dater/ with special owner and mode settings (to enable multi-user support).
To use a single user setup you could set the paths to somewhere else (apt-dater.xml):
<!--
Path to hosts file and status directory.
<paths
hosts-file="path-to/hosts.xml"
history-dir="path-to/history/"
stats-dir="path-to/stats"/>
-->
HTH, Thomas
Thanks a lot Thomas!
It'd be nice to have these things ("single user mode", config options...) documented - I'll pick that task up next after I've finished my cloning machine...
Thanks a lot really!
I'm using apt-dater as a plain user. When I run apt-dater though, it tries to write to /var/lib/apt-dater and /var/cache/apt-dater.
In order to be able to run apt-dater I've created those and chown'ed them to my user. However I think that is not "right".
If I'd run apt-dater as root, then /var would be the correct place to save state or cache, but as a simple user I think the correct place to save these would be ~/.cache or ~/.config
Many thanks for apt-dater! *t