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I have a project where at the top of the project I store my postgresql data directory, which is owned by a container and not accessible by my own user. I'd like modd to be able to ignore it when watching files as currently it outputs:
$ modd
18:26:18: daemon: devd
>> stopping
18:26:18: daemon: rails
>> stopping
18:26:18: daemon: eventsource
>> stopping
...
18:26:18: Error watching: could not watch path '/home/me/current-directory': open /home/me/current-directory/pgdata-13: permission denied
I use modd to start daemons and I do not use the watch file feature, so if I start modd -c to disable watching modd.conf, it works.
Ideally, it should be possible to provide a custom ignore list
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Does that error message appear once, or during each daemon reload? Outside of the error message shown above, does modd work as you expect? Could you please clarify whether modd -c meets your needs? Thanks!
I encounter the same problem. under my project dir, there is a directory which is not owned by the current user.
then, when modd run , it complains that it can not access ./data/xxxx permission denied
I have a project where at the top of the project I store my postgresql data directory, which is owned by a container and not accessible by my own user. I'd like modd to be able to ignore it when watching files as currently it outputs:
I use modd to start daemons and I do not use the watch file feature, so if I start
modd -c
to disable watching modd.conf, it works.Ideally, it should be possible to provide a custom ignore list
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: