$HOME use the default value "/root" even after changing the user. We should override the env variable to avoid permission errors. | |
| priority | minor |
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| type | bug |
| appeared in | <not specified> |
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#35218 ensure that $HOME directory is adjusted with the logged user 
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#34922 python_unittest checker can't find requested python version
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2010/06/18 14:28, written by sthenault
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2010/06/18 14:52, written by pydavid
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2010/06/18 15:02, written by sthenault
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2010/06/18 15:06, written by anon
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2010/06/18 15:10, written by sthenault
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(add comment)though the bot should be run as a user with no home, so *nothing* should
try to write things in $HOME
But the bot is useally run as a user with a home. Moreover lot's of tools used by apycot are writting stuff in the $HOME (eg pylint)
duh ? it shouldn't.
then pylint checker should be fixed.
the apycotbot debian package create an apycotbot user whose homedirectory are /var/lib/apycotbot
that doesn't mean it's a desirable behaviour.