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Permission denied #8

Closed yan059 closed 4 years ago

yan059 commented 4 years ago

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Dear Sir,

Permission denied when the plugin updatemanager is running

Expected Behavior

the script update manager will update/delete old hoster & account without issues

Current Behavior

the script update manager is blocking on delete account & hoster GettwentyFourOrg.py the only way is to rm the two files with docker exec -ti pyload bash, but the issues come back when the container will be updated.

Environment

OS: Debian10 CPU architecture:** x86_64

Command used to create docker container (run/create/compose/screenshot)

docker compose

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Docker logs

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yan059 commented 4 years ago

HI,

any update ? i'm only the one to have this issue?

Thanks

r2ixuz commented 4 years ago

Can confirm this issue.

ciprian90 commented 4 years ago

Can also confirm

XVicarious commented 4 years ago

The files are owned by root, but the app is being run by user "abc" which is whatever you use for PUID/GID.

yan059 commented 4 years ago

Ok But why the issue is only for this account and hooker ...

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Le 20 mai 2020 à 19:56, Brian Maurer notifications@github.com a écrit :

 The files are owned by root, but the app is being run by user "abc" which is whatever you use for PUID/GID.

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ryester19 commented 4 years ago

Issue is still present

j0nnymoe commented 4 years ago

Would be nice if users that are experiencing this issue could provide more information other than just saying it's still an issue.

aptalca commented 4 years ago

Can someone test this for me? run this on host: docker exec -it pyload chown -R abc:abc /app/pyload and then try the updater and see if it works?

ryester19 commented 4 years ago

Would be nice if users that are experiencing this issue could provide more information other than just saying it's still an issue.

If there was any new information, I would have provided it. But it's literally the same error messages as OP even after all these months

Can someone test this for me? run this on host: docker exec -it pyload chown -R abc:abc /app/pyload and then try the updater and see if it works?

Yup, that works. When a plugin is blacklisted, UpdateManager wants to delete from /app/pyload/module/plugins/, which obviously can't because everything in there is owned by root:root. For everything else, UpdateManager works in /config/userplugins/