Closed SuperTux88 closed 3 years ago
The logs are created by apache or logrotate, but salt shouldn't change permissions of existing logfiles everytime it runs.
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Don't change owners of existing logfiles everytime salt runs. The logs are created by apache or logrotate, so salt shouldn't change them.
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The logs are created by apache or logrotate, but salt shouldn't change permissions of existing logfiles everytime it runs.
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Don't change owners of existing logfiles everytime salt runs. The logs are created by apache or logrotate, so salt shouldn't change them.
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