[SOLVED] World-readable permissions on config.xml
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[SOLVED] World-readable permissions on config.xml
Is it necessary to have world-readable (644) permissions on /etc/foldingathome/config.xml? Curious why this is the default when passwords/keys are stored there.
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
It can be 0600 if you like.
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
Thanks; didn't want to mess anything up when it's working so well.calxalot wrote:It can be 0600 if you like.
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
To make the change permanent, I had to add this to the foldingathome.service file:
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# /etc/systemd/system/foldingathome.service.d/override.conf
[Service]
ExecStartPre=!/usr/bin/chmod 600 /etc/foldingathome/config.xml
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
You might want to change the umask for user fahclient
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
Not sure how to do this with a dynamic user, but thanks for the suggestion. My chmod command worked, but it went right back to normal after the next WU was started.calxalot wrote:You might want to change the umask for user fahclient
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
I think you can add
UMask=0077
in your FAHClient.service
UMask=0077
in your FAHClient.service
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Re: World-readable permissions on config.xml
Thank you so much - that did the trick!