Carlos Santana wrote:
> I would like to give read-only access to mysql and apache-http server
> log files to a non-root user. I can modify group or other permissions.
> But is there any other way you can suggest? Can I update it in user's
> home dir?
man logrotate
specifically look at:
create mode owner group
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