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Cherry-pick: Fix chown command to use colon for user and group separation #28
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: Correct use of colon inchown
command.The update to use
nobody:nobody
for the/run
directory aligns with Linux standards and enhances compatibility.
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: Correct use of colon inchown
command.The update to use
nobody:nobody
for the/var/lib/nginx
directory aligns with Linux standards.
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: Correct use of colon inchown
command.The update to use
nobody:nobody
for the/var/www/html
directory ensures consistent ownership settings across the specified directories.
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: Correct use of colon inchown
command.The update to use
nobody:nobody
for the/var/log/nginx
directory aligns with the PR's objectives and Linux standards.
This PR cherry-picks the PR #184 (thanks @Everhard) to fix the
chown
command by replacing the period (.) with a colon (:) for separating user and group.As per Linux standards and
chown
documentation, the colon is the correct delimiter, ensuring compatibility across different environments.This change aligns with the standard usage, as explained in the original PR.
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