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Persistent Group support

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Similar to how the /etc/passwd file is persisted between reboots, it would be nice to have the same functionality apply to /etc/group.

 

I'm trying to setup a custom group to be used by a subset of custom users, and that is working fine ... until the server is rebooted and the /etc/group file is back to the initial state.

 

I know unRAID doesn't really maintain users/groups the way unix does, but some of us use it that way (With NFS).

This would be a feature I could use also.

  • 1 year later...

Here is a work around that I am using on 6.2 Beta21.

 

1.  Create your custom group file and place it in /boot/config

2.  Modify the /boot/config/go script

    #!/bin/bash

    # Start the Management Utility

 

    cp /boot/config/group /etc/group        <---Add

    chmod 644 /etc/group                        <---Add

 

    /usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

 

 

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