Boost and graph permission

[Babel]

I have next problem.
I installed plugin Boost, and now has problem with graphs update.
Graphs which have permission 777 is updated normally but poller.php create rrd with 644 permission by default.
Can I change this and force poller to create rrd with access rights 777 in rra directory?

I try set umask 011 before when poller starts but this nothing change

[Babel]

I have next problem.
I installed plugin Boost, and now has problem with graphs update.
Graphs which have permission 777 is updated normally but poller.php create rrd with 644 permission by default.
Can I change this and force poller to create rrd with access rights 777 in rra directory?

I try set umask 011 before when poller starts but this nothing change

I have in view of I can automatically force poller to create files with the rights 0777?

[TheWitness]

Edit your poller_boost.php and use the umask("0222"); command there. I believe that should do it. I addition, can you log a bug on this to http://bugs.cacti.net

TheWitness

[Babel]

Edit your poller_boost.php and use the umask("0222"); command there. I believe that should do it. I addition, can you log a bug on this to http://bugs.cacti.net

TheWitness

Where i can place this command reference?
I place it in the beginning of poller_boost.php, but this not helps to me

[TheWitness]

I think you need to do some research on how *NIX works.

This is a fundamental concept. I suggest you do some googling on this concept.

Commands to search for include:

umask
chown
chmod

As I say in the README, if you don't know what you are doing, best leave it alone.

TheWitness

[Babel]

thank you, but may be we not understand each other correctly.
I know how commands chmod, chgrm, and umask works in *NIX
If i understood you correctly, you offer to insert php's command umask("0222") in poller_boost.php. So what i ask you -- where i can put this command in this file?

I already use the command "chmod 666" in crontab for files in rra directory every 5 minutes, but I think this decision is not very good


For understanding
1. I set my umask to 22 in the shell (as root). I start Apache. I create a graph , and its permissions are 'rw-r--r--' after polling.

2. I stopped Apache. I set my umask to 11 in the shell (as root). I start Apache. I create a graph , and its permissions are 'rw-r--r--' again.

[Babel]

Thank you for patience
I have understood a problem
I wrote umask direct in /etc/init.d/httpd in the "start" and "reload" directives. Now all works.

Excuse me that i inconvenienced you, this is my oversight