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What other NGINX directive paths besides "client_body_temp_path" actually change the owner on-startup? Seems like NGINX logic should be, if the path exists, it
by nodesocket 10y ago
What other NGINX directive paths besides "client_body_temp_path" actually change the owner on-startup?
Seems like NGINX logic should be, if the path exists, it must have correct permissions already. If not, just fail to start.
- TarqDirtyToMe 10y agoAll of the client_*_temp_path behave this way so you can actually change multiple files with one payload. I am sure there are other ones but I have not had a chance to investigate further. Another commented mentioned this particular problem is in ngx_create_paths so that would be a good place to start looking. The key is to find paths that happen in the master process, not the workers.