[AutoQA] #385: autotest user does not have permissions to access /var/log/autoqa.log

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#385: autotest user does not have permissions to access /var/log/autoqa.log
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 Reporter:  tflink  |       Owner:       
     Type:  defect  |      Status:  new  
 Priority:  major   |   Milestone:  0.7.0
Component:  core    |    Keywords:       
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 After installing 0.7.0, whenever I try to run a job as autotest, I get the
 following error:

{{{
 [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/var/log/autoqa.log'
 }}}

Logging should work out of the box with no farther user intervention.

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#385: autotest user does not have permissions to access /var/log/autoqa.log
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 Reporter:  tflink  |        Owner:  mkrizek
     Type:  defect  |       Status:  new    
 Priority:  major   |    Milestone:  0.7.0  
Component:  core    |   Resolution:         
 Keywords:          |  
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Changes (by kparal):

* owner:  => mkrizek

Comment:

I believe it should be enough to put that file into spec and assign
 correct permissions to it. Or is there a better approach? Reassigning to
 Martin.

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#385: autotest user does not have permissions to access /var/log/autoqa.log
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 Reporter:  tflink  |        Owner:  mkrizek
     Type:  defect  |       Status:  closed 
 Priority:  major   |    Milestone:  0.7.0  
Component:  core    |   Resolution:  fixed  
 Keywords:          |  
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Changes (by tflink):

* status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => fixed

Comment:

From what I can tell, it's far more common for applications that log into
 /var/log to use their own directory (cobbler, couchdb, httpd etc.).

So I changed the default log location to /var/log/autoqa/autoqa.log and
 updated the spec to create that directory with proper permissions such
 that autoqa can write to the file.

pushed b3014bfc8e58d2e73ce4354c4b1c7ae81efc4334

available in autoqa-0.7.0-0.2.pre