ajoo Posted August 22, 2017 Share Posted August 22, 2017 Hi all, I have been trying to set file and folder permissions on my projects files and folders using yml. While it works for the files on my project folder, it does not work on the folder itself, or folders in the project folder. It also does not work on folders outside the root i.e. folders on the same level as the project folder. How may I achieve this ? Thanks all ! Project Structure: /project --- | -- folder1 // permissions not set | |-- my-file-1.txt // permissions set | |-- my-file-2.txt // permissions set | -- folder2 // permissions not set | |-- my-file-3.txt // permissions set | -- my-file-4.txt // permissions set | -- my-file-5.txt // permissions set | -- my-file-6.txt // permissions set | | outside_root --- // permissions not set for any files or folders | -- folder3 | |-- out-file-1.txt | |-- out-file-2.txt | -- folder4 | |-- out-file-3.txt | |-- out-file-4.txt | -- out-file-5.txt yml file : version: 0.0 os: linux files: - source: /project destination: /var/www/html - source: /outside_root destination: /var/www/outside_root # For project directory permissions: - object: /var/www/html owner: ec2-user group: apache mode: 755 type: - directory # For outside_root directory - object: /var/www/outside_root owner: ec2-user group: apache mode: 710 type: - directory # For project files - object: /var/www/project owner: ec2-user group: apache mode: 644 type: - file # For outside_root files - object: /var/www/outside_root owner: ec2-user group: apache mode: 640 type: - file Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
requinix Posted August 22, 2017 Share Posted August 22, 2017 Please remember to give context for people who don't know you're working with CodeDeploy. It doesn't look like their permissions system is particularly powerful - since "directory" only applies to descendant directories and "file" only applies to immediate files, you would need a bunch of sections listing out each individual directory whose files you wanted to change permissions on. Try deploying with a .tar/.tar.gz (and not a .zip) as those support specifying permissions inside the archive itself. No guarantee that CodeDeploy will keep the permissions on extraction, though. Otherwise I think I would give up and use a post-install bash script (or individual commands without the script) to apply permissions as you want. Probably with a combination of find+xargs+chown/chmod. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ajoo Posted August 22, 2017 Author Share Posted August 22, 2017 Hi requinix ! Please remember to give context for people who don't know you're working with CodeDeploy. Ya sorry, I'll keep that in mind next time. Thanks for the information. Then I'll go the manual route or create a post-install bash as you suggest. Thanks ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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