Fix keystore ownership in Unifi deployment - unifi.sh for BSD #6447
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@Neilpang this actually happened here 02da170 I suppose this was due to the failing Shellcheck test. Is there a way to check this before merging? There are a few people waiting for this, running acme.sh and Unify on OPNsense 😄 |
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This Fix keystore ownership in Unifi deployment - unifi.sh on BSD systems
The "find" command behave differently on BSD. This cause the reading of folder and keystore ownership to fail and result in ownership not being changed. So I reverted to original version in this pull request. This seems to work on both BSD and Linux.