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So drupal-nfs works pretty damn well for me, and I encounter no permissions fun manipulating files from my host. I do, however, run into permission issues using drush via vagrant ssh, which runs as the vagrant user and can't manipulate files the files that are all owned by www-data unless i sudo. Is there a good way to address this?
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Would something like ACL and/or umask help with this? I installed the ACL package and gave this a go on the files directory, it helped a migration to process, though it still had some permission errors after trying to set permissions on the files:
WD file: The file permissions could not be set on public://pages
If we could get the file ownership to be kept as the www-data user, this could probably work. Maybe this and a umask could achieve this, but I'm not overly familiar with umask to be honest.
So drupal-nfs works pretty damn well for me, and I encounter no permissions fun manipulating files from my host. I do, however, run into permission issues using drush via vagrant ssh, which runs as the vagrant user and can't manipulate files the files that are all owned by www-data unless i sudo. Is there a good way to address this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: