Only root as access to rsync

JIKOmetrix

• August 03, 2022 16:53

Hello, I have fresh install of cpanel on Almalinux with Cloud Linux over that. I have some users that have perl scripts that use rsync. If the user tries to call rsync in a bacsh terminal they get this error: jailshell: rsync: command not found or bash: rsync: command not found if they have normal shell If I try to call the full path as a user I get error: bash: /usr/bin/rsync: No such file or directory If I call it as root it works. How can I give users access to /usr/bin/rsync ?

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  JIKOmetrix

  • August 03, 2022 22:02

  Never mind. It was related to CageFS. Disabled CageFS and the scripts started to work.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • August 04, 2022 13:43

  Hey there! It's ALWAYS CageFS, in my experience ;) I'm glad you were able to track that down. Instead of disabling CageFS for the user, you can make the command available to them using the details here:

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  JIKOmetrix

  • August 04, 2022 13:56

  Thanks. That was going to be my next question. After disabling CasgeFS, alt-PHP74 does not work and created other errors. Will try this now.

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  JIKOmetrix

  • August 04, 2022 14:27

  Hello, That worked, as root in terminal: cagefsctl --addrpm rsync cagefsctl --force-update && cagefsctl -M

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