Weird permissions problem

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Andreas Falk

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Oct 19, 2012, 9:17:41 AM10/19/12
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Hey,

I'm trying to start god and my other processes as a non root user but I've run into something that I've been trowing myself at for the past 5 hours and I have no idea what's wrong. When i try to start god with the init script here <https://gist.github.com/3918136> as root i get the log output as displayed in the above gist. God does start for a few seconds though and does create and write to its pid file and also writes to it's log file (which has the exact same permissions). Also i can't find /dev/null being used anywhere (which is writable by the user).

Anyone has any tips or experienced similar problems?

Regards,
Andreas Falk

Chris Cosby

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Oct 20, 2012, 10:02:22 PM10/20/12
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Might seem crazy,  but make sure your /dev/null is a character device,  not a plain file. Your God config file would also be a helpful data point.

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Andreas Falk

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Oct 22, 2012, 3:50:58 AM10/22/12
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It's a character device. I've posted the god config files and also a log showing the permisions of the files.
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