Closed littlejeem closed 2 years ago
Looks like a good change to me; feel free to add it (on all radarr/readarr/lidarr/Prowlarr
otherwise I'll try to get to it later today
Cool, if you don't mind leaving that to me, I'll do it over the weekend. Will be my first time committing on someone else's GitHub so bear with me.
Yup no problem
you can also just login to the wiki with GitHub and edit the page itself instead of PRing to the repo
whatever is easier
https://github.com/Servarr/Wiki/commit/8ad74026c114c63ce29f7ca017eab1af7c025bf1 https://github.com/Servarr/Wiki/commit/ae3d8e8709508da03820eb4604d1ed668688a290 https://github.com/Servarr/Wiki/commit/0fd64b93317421d636d3c6477b5a2e9ac89cd0b7 https://github.com/Servarr/Wiki/commit/0e32aa6454b3366563bc58166d5fbbc6fa7ceb4a
https://github.com/Servarr/Wiki/compare/c9bea7178398...8ad74026c114
First of all thank you and the community so much for the offered install scripts for each *arr, much better than the way I was doing it before!
https://wiki.servarr.com/readarr/installation
When using the community contributed scripts to install I get unexpected output relating to members of the install group.
running
getent group $app_guid | grep "\b${app_uid}\b"
on my system shows:media:x:1001:radarr,lidarr,readarr,prowlarr,debian-transmission
so
readarr
is a member of groupmedia
, however running if section from install scriptsgives:
I would expect the script to have returned nil output as user exists and is a member of the expected group. I think if statement should be the same as the prior ones and be testing for 'if user NOT in group'
AB#2122