* adds sticky and skip mode
Sticky means, that the command-line-user and the http-user are different but share the same group. This mode add a sticky bit to directories and adds writeable for group to all files.
Skip just skips this in case the interactiv user and the http user are equal
* adds comments to file
* updates documentation
* Update writable.php
Only add the the remote user to setfacl command if he exists as an os user.
* Replace is_int() with !empty().
run() usually returns a string, so the static analyzer throws an error, when using is_int() on its return value.
* Use test() instead of run()
Use test() instead of run to check whether the remote user also exists as an os user.
* Safety to avoid modifying files outside deploy_path
Using writable_dirs with writable_use_sudo can lead to a disaster on a server (example using /var/log instead of var/log as writable dir).
* Update writable.php
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* Update writable.php
* trailing slash
* docgen
* throw exception if absolute path in writable dirs
* Add test before http_user detection
Script will no attempt to longer detect http_user if there are more than 1 possible candidates.
* Update CHANGELOG.md
Updated for issue #1778
* Update CHANGELOG.md
Added missing link to issue
* Change detection strategy from bash test to php
This reduces the number of ssh calls to the remote host.
* moving the name column to the last position to show full name
- bug fix: #1579
* add changelog
* update changelog.md
* update CHANGELOG.md
* modify command to find http user
* modify command to find http user
This commit enables the user to disable the recursive flag when setting writable dirs with 'chmod', by setting 'writable_chmod_recursive' to false. It is per default set to true.
