Permission question ( different permissions for sub folder of shared folder )

[Nathan Crews]

I've been using Vagrant for a while but just now found the Mailing list!  so I thought i'd ask a permissions question that has been eating at me ( scanned the list but didn't see this, but apologies if i missed it )

I'm running Vagrant on Windows 10 and Virtualbox to launch a ubuntu VM for development.

I have a folder structure like this 

- Dev/

---- /public/

---- /ops/

---- Vagrantfile

Where "public" is set as the doc root of apache, and "ops" has some shell scripts i use.

I need the file permissions of public to be  755/644 directories/files and the shell scripts need to be executable.  

I'm currently sidesteping this by setting all the files to 744

config.vm.synced_folder ".", "/vagrant", :mount_options => [ "dmode=755","fmode=744" ]

But if possible i'd like to have /vagrant/public ( could be everything in /vagrant except /ops ) to 755/644

and still let all the files in /vagrant/ops be set to executable.

Does anyone have a solution to this or better plan to include executable scripts into their dev environments?

Thanks

Nathan

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello,

What happen if you add just more lines?

config.vm.synced_folder ".", "/vagrant", :mount_options => [ "dmode=755","fmode=744" ]

config.vm.synced_folder "public", "/vagrant/public", :mount_options => [ "dmode=755","fmode=644" ]

?

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[Nathan Crews]

Ha, beautiful!

That appears to be working perfectly.  I didn't realize you could use synced_folder on a sub-folders of an already synced folder, and it never crossed my mind to try it.

...always the simple things /facepalm.

Thanks

-Nathan

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello,

The shared folder is a mountpoint, that use an special filesystem.

so permissions and ownership will be set from there and inside recurrently.

if you check the output of

df -Ph

mount

you will the that linux is just a nested mount point already

/

/ -> /boot

/

/ -> /vagrant

so, nothing stop you just add more as needed.

:)

Have fun.

Alvaro.

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