No the server is ran like xrootd-privileged
and cmsd-privileged
as a service.
As you say, the permissions should be that only I (lavezzo) can see this folder: but I would expect that the xrootd-multiuser, being able to recognize me as lavezzo, it would then give me permissions to see my own stuff. Alternatively, is there a way to force new directories created via xrdfs mkdir
to have more loose permissions by default? Because at the moment if you create a directory with xrdfs mkdir
, put files in it, you can't xrdfs ls
, which is breaking some things for us.
umask
is 0002. And at the moment we have multiuser.umask 0022
configured.
I tried running it with strace
but I either did it wrong, or nothing interesting came out just things like
futex(0x613f08, FUTEX_WAKE_PRIVATE, 1) = 1
futex(0x7ffc4ef90630, FUTEX_WAIT_PRIVATE, 0, NULL
I don't know if it's a bug in xrootd, xrootd-multiuser, or some misconfiguration on our end, but it would be great to understand that's going on and I thank you for the help in doing so!
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