'How to change default permissions on Jenkins workspace directory on fedora?
I have a mysql instance that needs to dump csv files into a jenkins workspace. Unfortunately, Jenkins has permissions 755 for the workspace directory, and I need to be able to create and delete jobs of this type very often, so manual configuration doesn't work. How do I change the default permissions on these directories without writing a script do do it?
Solution 1:[1]
Just change the permissions on the root workspace directory. The workspaces for each job will be in subdirectories underneath the root, so they will inherit the root directory's permissions.
chown -R jenkins_user:jenkins_group /path_to_workspace_root
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| Solution 1 | gareth_bowles |