Has anyone else spotted an issue with the ownership of /var/log/zimbra.log ?
The Zimbra logrotate sets the owner as syslog:adm correctly, but zmfixperms resets it to zimbra:zimbra. This precludes rsyslog from writing to it until the midnight log rotate creates a new one with the correct permissions.
Not a big issue, just one I spotted after doing a few test upgrades.
Edit : Ahh.. this is why :
zmfixperms hasn't had Ubuntu 22.04 added to that test.
The Zimbra logrotate sets the owner as syslog:adm correctly, but zmfixperms resets it to zimbra:zimbra. This precludes rsyslog from writing to it until the midnight log rotate creates a new one with the correct permissions.
Not a big issue, just one I spotted after doing a few test upgrades.
Edit : Ahh.. this is why :
Code:
if [ "X$PLAT" = "XUBUNTU10_64" -o "X$PLAT" = "XUBUNTU12_64" -o "X$PLAT" = "XUBUNTU14_64" -o X$PLAT = "XUBUNTU16_64" -o X$PLAT = "XUBUNTU18_64" -o X$PLAT = "XUBUNTU20_64" ]; then syslog_user=syslog syslog_group=admelse syslog_user=zimbra syslog_group=zimbrafiStatistics: Posted by BradC — Tue Mar 11, 2025 10:54 am