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Some packages, at least the redis package for SLES creates by default a redis system user. When using the redis cluster feature the $redis_dir is used for synchronizing. Therefor, the $redis_dir has to be owned by the redis system user, otherwise the redis server cannot start. This commit sets the $redis_dir ownership according to the given $redis_user. By default the $redis_user is undef, which results to 'root' as redis system user.
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Change ownership of $redis_dir depending on the redis system user
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Some packages, at least the redis package for SLES creates by default a
redis system user. When using the redis cluster feature the $redis_dir
is used for synchronizing. Therefor, the $redis_dir has to be owned by
the redis system user, otherwise the redis server cannot start.
This commit sets the $redis_dir ownership according to the given
$redis_user. By default the $redis_user is undef, which results to
'root' as redis system user.