salt/master: chdir to root not homedir #27092
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The pre-flight checks try to change to $HOME, this can fail for multiple reasons. One such case is that /root is a protected dir under SELinux which the master should not have access to. The daemon should instead change to the root dir which is the only dir that is always guaranteed to be there. The limited testing I have managed to do shows that windows accepts the '/' path too just fine so the os-specific case is not required either.
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I would like to see how the full test run shakes out on #27091 before we merge this. Should be in the next day or so. Thanks! |
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sounds good to me, thanks. |
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salt/master: chdir to root not homedir
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This is a backport of #27091 to the stable branch since there are minor changes so the same patch does not automatically apply to both.
The pre-flight checks try to change to $HOME, this can fail for multiple
reasons. One such case is that /root is a protected dir under SELinux
which the master should not have access to. The daemon should instead
change to the root dir which is the only dir that is always guaranteed
to be there. The limited testing I have managed to do shows that windows
accepts the '/' path too just fine so the os-specific case is not
required either.
Changing to $HOME was added in #21279
Gentoo-Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/560300