As stated in the docAlternC requires ACL active on the partition where the AlternC web folder lies. If we want to manage storage quotas for AlternC users, we need as well quota package installed and grpquota active on the same partition.
This has to be configured in the host creation, but the AlternC role should check it before installing AlternC.
When you manually install AlternC, the debconf interactive process will warn you about a configuration problem (see screen copy), but it must be stressed that this warning doesn't lead to failure when automating installation with ansible. So we may silently fall into a half broken AlternC install.
The warning hereabove happened on a proxmox LXC. Strangely, despite what it says, the ALC are active ("default") in the root partition of this container.
As stated in the doc AlternC requires ACL active on the partition where the AlternC web folder lies. If we want to manage storage quotas for AlternC users, we need as well quota package installed and grpquota active on the same partition.
This has to be configured in the host creation, but the AlternC role should check it before installing AlternC.
When you manually install AlternC, the debconf interactive process will warn you about a configuration problem (see screen copy), but it must be stressed that this warning doesn't lead to failure when automating installation with ansible. So we may silently fall into a half broken AlternC install.