During the installation process, if rclone is installed then a user named rclone and a group named rclone is created because the _groups key is defined. However, in a script when we try to run:
sudo chown rclone:rclone /etc/rclone.conf
Then, the following error is output:
chown: invalid group: 'rclone:rclone'
However, when I run sudo chown rclone:$(id -g -n) /etc/rclone.conf it works but it assigns the group as "staff". I'm not sure if this is something unique to my remotely managed corporate computer or because there is something else missing. However, I'd like to be able to label all the rclone stuff with the rclone group so that a user can be assigned that group and manage the file.
Looking for either an answer or a fix on this one.
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During the installation process, if
rcloneis installed then a user namedrcloneand a group namedrcloneis created because the_groupskey is defined. However, in a script when we try to run:Then, the following error is output:
However, when I run
sudo chown rclone:$(id -g -n) /etc/rclone.confit works but it assigns the group as "staff". I'm not sure if this is something unique to my remotely managed corporate computer or because there is something else missing. However, I'd like to be able to label all the rclone stuff with the rclone group so that a user can be assigned that group and manage the file.Looking for either an answer or a fix on this one.
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