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I could no longer find the reboot button in the latest update (5.0.3). Anyone else?

@marcusquinn True.

Now it made wonder how the big guys, i.e. Google, Amazon, etc., were able to get away with a similar incidence. I'm certain that their services were used for nefarious purposes at one time or another. I guess they're just too big to fail.

@girish,

Yay!!! It's working now.
But I think the logs are at /home/yellowtent/platfordata/logs/collectd/collectd.log.

Thank you!

@nebulon,

So right after I restarted, the cache directory got emptied out and began creating 6 new directories which are all owned by www-data.

But after a few minutes, more directories appeared, and one of them was owned by root. Again, after a few more minutes, more directories were created and another root owned directory appeared. All these happened without any user interactions (e.g. Clicking a link or logging in to OpenProject).

@adrw A quick and crude solution I found was to change the permissions of the files and directories under /app/code/tmp/cache:

docker exec -it OPENPROJECT-CONTAINER_ID chown -R www-data:www-data /app/code/tmp/cache

docier ps to get the container ID of your OpenProject.

However, the issue here is that new root owned directories will be arbitrarily created from time to time depending on your usage, so that aforementioned command needs to be executed accordingly. I'm thinking to put it in a cron job and make it run every 5 minutes.

Please note that I've had only a few hours of testing of this, and I don't know how it can impact the system in the long run.

We definitely need a proper and permanent solution.

Reference here, but it doesn't really apply to our issues.