Verzeichnisrechte /var/www/virtual/site/

Hello ;

As answered in youtrack, since version 1.2.9, we provide full read access to all http logs for customers. The logs folders are now mounted inside the customer logs directory. Thus, customers can read all logs but cannot deleted them.

Quote from KH2015

Hat sich erledigt. Ist seit 1.2.9 als Read-Only für den Nutzer "gemounted".

Quote from Nuxwin

Hello ;

As answered in youtrack, since version 1.2.9, we provide full read access to all http logs for customers. The logs folders are now mounted inside the customer logs directory. Thus, customers can read all logs but cannot deleted them.

Dazu die Frage: Ist das der Grund, dass mir ein df -h solches Anzeigt??

juerg@web4you-server-01:~$ df -h
df: „/var/www/virtual/domain1.ch/logs/domain1.eu“: Keine Berechtigung
df: „/var/www/virtual/domain2.ch/logs/domain2.ch“: Keine Berechtigung
df: „/var/www/virtual/domain3.ch/logs/domain3.ch“: Keine Berechtigung
df: „/var/www/virtual/domain4.ch/logs/domain4.ch“: Keine Berechtigung

usw. ca noch 40 Zeilen.

Und mit root

root@web4you-server-01:/home/juerg# df -h
Dateisystem Größe Benutzt Verf. Verw% Eingehängt auf
rootfs 14G 2.5G 11G 19% /
udev 10M 0 10M 0% /dev
tmpfs 700M 568K 700M 1% /run
/dev/disk/by-uuid/1afdf9fb-26b6-4d01-a742-1f9b4d4c29dd 14G 2.5G 11G 19% /
tmpfs 5.0M 0 5.0M 0% /run/lock
tmpfs 2.9G 0 2.9G 0% /run/shm
/dev/vda 358M 32M 307M 10% /boot
/dev/vdc 413G 77G 315G 20% /home
/dev/vdd 413G 305G 88G 78% /var
/dev/vdd 413G 305G 88G 78% /var/www/virtual/domain1.ch/logs/domain1.eu
/dev/vdd 413G 305G 88G 78% /var/www/virtual/domain2.ch/logs/domain2.ch

usw.

Sieht nicht grad schön aus.

@web4you

Under which distro/codename and environment (virtual server?) are you running the df command exactly?

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@web4you

Under which distro/codename and environment (virtual server?) are you running the df command exactly?

Debian 7.9 VM with Soft Raid 1 and LVM. This happend not befor i-mscp 1.2.9. When i delete a Domain the corresponding entry like described is away.

@web4you

There is nothing wrong with that This is the expected behavior. The question is: Why you're running df command exactly...

Thee is no special reason why i run this command. To see how is my free space ?