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On 1.9.0, making a new directory in a mount gives it root/root ownership instead of ubuntu/ubuntu. This also translates to root/root ownership on the host.
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2556: Fix ownership of a folder created under a mount r=townsend2010 a=luis4a0
The reverse id mapping function returned `-1` if the current user was not found on the reverse mappings. Since the folder is created as root, when `0` did not exist in the reverse mappings the new folder retained the `0` id, because `-1` makes `chown` to keep the owner.
We use now the user/groups id's of the parent folder if the current user is not found on the reverse mappings. This was the behavior before implementing reverse id mapping.
Fixes#2553.
Co-authored-by: Luis Peñaranda <[email protected]>
On 1.9.0, making a new directory in a mount gives it
root
/root
ownership instead ofubuntu
/ubuntu
. This also translates toroot
/root
ownership on the host.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: