Fix mod_posix error if prosody user ID was altered #67
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This fixes the following mod_posix error: Couldn't write pidfile at /var/run/prosody/prosody.pid; /var/run/prosody/prosody.pid: Permission denied
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Why do you need a pidfile in Docker? |
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@Zash I don't. Try it yourself with the default config, it is enabled by default. |
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Also, I guess |
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YOLO-merged. Thanks. |
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This fixes the following error that occurs if
/var/lib/prosodyis not owned by UID 101.Maybe #63 handles permissions better, but I didn't evaluate it properly. I only saw it introduces more significant changes and it's not merged yet, while my MR doesn't really change anything. It simply fixes what #62 missed.