- Annoyance
Upgraded to 6.10.1 from 6.9.2 and encountered a few issues tied to internal permissions. Initially thought it was tied to just docker but basic commands like rsync and mv from terminal trigger permission hiccups as well with errors such as
- update_known_hosts: hostfile_replace_entries failed for /root/.ssh/known_hosts: Operation not permitted
- mv -f /path/to/new/dir/made/on/6.10 /path/to/existing/dir/ error out with a permission error when removing the /path/to/new/file/made/on/6.10 dir mv: cannot remove '/path/to/new/dir/made/on/6.10': Directory not empty
Poked around /etc/group /etc/passwd and nothing immediately jumps out at me. Did notice folders which were 777 become 755 after upgrade but I don’t have proof just anecdotal memory of things I had to fix today. Down graded to 6.9.2 and all appears well. The issue seems to lie when you are dealing with new directories created on 6.10.1 and dealing with 6.9.2 and older directories. It's almost like the new folders being created are being created with improper permissions through possibly the ACL?
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