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I have a directory of a web application cache and this has the permissions 755 (default), and I configured setfacl additional permissions.
The problem is that when I restart the system, the information is always lost permissions.
As I can preserve them?
/etc/fstab:
none /home/rkmax/myapp/cache tmpfs defaults 0 0
setfacl command:
-R -m rkmax:rwx -m appuser:rwx /home/rkmax/myapp/cache
-dR -m rkmax:rwx -m appuser:rwx /home/rkmax/myapp/cache
find your user's UID
id -u username
find your user's GID
id -g username
in /etc/fstab
none /home/rkmax/myapp/cache tmpfs defaults,mode=0775,uid=998,gid=999 0 0
resources
You can put these setfacl commands in /etc/init.d/rc.local (if it uses the inittab style init setup) or equivalent in your system.
