Open peter279k opened 5 years ago
You're right, it should generate an acl file automatically. Let me see if I can reproduce this.
Hi @jaxoncreed, thank you for your help.
Can you share your config.json? Is https://electric-data-pod.local:8443 your serverUri and 'lee' your username, running in multi-user mode?
Hi @michielbdejong, thank you for your concern. My config.json
is as follows:
{
"root": "./data",
"port": "8443",
"serverUri": "https://electric-data-pod.local:8443",
"webid": true,
"mount": "/",
"configPath": "./config",
"dbPath": "./.db",
"sslKey": "./privkey.pem",
"sslCert": "./fullchain.pem",
"multiuser": true,
"corsProxy": "/proxy",
"server": {
"name": "electric-node-solid-server",
"description": "This is the forked node-solid-server for the electric data pod",
"logo": ""
},
"enforceToc": true,
"disablePasswordChecks": false,
"tocUri": "https://your-toc",
"supportEmail": "peter279k@gmail.com",
"database": {
"development": {
"mysqlHost": "",
"mysqlDBName": "",
"mysqlDBUser": "",
"mysqlDBPassword": ""
},
"production": {
"mysqlHost": "",
"mysqlDBName": "",
"mysqlDBUser": "",
"mysqlDBPassword": ""
}
}
}
I run the multiple user mode currently and the electric-data-pod.local
is my serve Uri.
The lee
is my username. That is, it's an user Pod.
BTW, just ignore the database
block, this block is for my customized database adapter.
Instruction
Dockerfile
.https://lee.electric-data-pod.local:8443
. The related snapshots are as follows:private_folder
folder and atest.txt
successfully.It seems that I don't have the
ACL
file for thistest.txt
and I notice that the access control file will not be created when I create thetest.txt
file.How to solve this problem? Creating a
ACL
file fortest.txt
manually?Is there any way to create related
ACL
file for specific files automatically?Thanks.