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layout: default
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title: "Example: GForce"
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tab: "manual/examples"
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---
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A Layer 3 [example](..) that forces a directory tree to be read/writeable by a group.
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{% highlight lua %}
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-----
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-- User configuration file for lsyncd.
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--
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-- This example refers to a common problem in unix.
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--
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-- You have a shared directory for a set of users and you want
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-- to ensure all users have read and write permissions on all
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-- files in there. Unfortunally sometimes users mess with their
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-- umask, and create files in there that are not read/write/deleteable
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-- by others. Usually this involves frequent handfixes by a sysadmin,
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-- or a cron job that recursively chmods/chowns the whole directory.
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--
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-- This is another approach to use lsyncd to continously fix permissions.
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--
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-- One second after a file is created/modified it checks for its permissions
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-- and forces group permissions on it.
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--
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-- This example regards more the handcraft of bash scripting than lsyncd.
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-- An alternative to this would be to load a Lua-Posix library and do the
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-- permission changes right within the onAction handlers.
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----
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-- forces this group.
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--
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fgroup = "staff"
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-----
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-- script for all changes.
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--
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command =
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-- checks if the group is the one enforced and sets them if not
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'[[
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perm=`stat -c %A ^sourcePathname`
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if test `stat -c %G ^sourcePathname` != ]]..fgroup..'[[; then
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/bin/chgrp ]]..fgroup..'[[ ^sourcePathname || /bin/true;
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fi
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]] ..
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-- checks if the group permissions are rw and sets them
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'[[
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if test `expr match $perm "....rw"` = 0; then
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/bin/chmod g+rw ^sourcePathname || /bin/true;
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fi
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]] ..
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-- and forces the executable bit for directories.
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'[[
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if test -d ^sourcePathname; then
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if test `expr match $perm "......x"` -eq 0; then
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/bin/chmod g+x ^^sourcePathname || /bin/true;
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fi
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fi
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]]
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-- on startup recursively sets all group ownerships
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-- all group permissions are set to 'rw'
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-- and to executable flag for directories
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--
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-- the hash in the first line is important, otherwise due to the starting
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-- slash, Lsyncd would think it is a call to the binary /bin/chgrp only
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-- and would optimize the shell call away.
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--
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startup =
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'[[#
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/bin/chgrp -R ]]..fgroup..'[[ ^source || /bin/true &&
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/bin/chmod -R g+rw ^source || /bin/true &&
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/usr/bin/find ^source -type d | xargs chmod g+x
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]]
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gforce = {
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maxProcesses = 99,
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delay = 1,
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onStartup = startup,
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onAttrib = command,
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onCreate = command,
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onModify = command,
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-- does nothing on moves, they won't change permissions
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onMove = true,
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}
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sync{gforce, source="/path/to/share"}
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{% endhighlight %}
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