1. ignoring @eaDir directories 2. setting UID and GID of copy / move process #213
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ivandokov
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Nov 13, 2023
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Can you please add a test that checks if @eaDir is actually ignored. Add the directory in tests/input
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I use a synology NAS and the @eadir directories were causing problems, so the updates to phockup.py ignore the directories, and form the base of being able to ignore more directories in the future.
I also wanted the move to use the right permissions, so entrypoint.sh does an su to the user, and there's two new env variables: PHOCKUP_UID and PHOCKUP_GID