[v2.5.1] Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted

[aistis-]

This commit leads us to have a following error:

Warning: chmod(): Operation not permitted

Work around is remove the line or suppress the errors chmod($tmpFileName, 0664);

We are using code inside vagrant machine, but it does not work even on 777 permissions.
@beberlei could you advice something, mate? :)

[Ocramius]

@aistis- is the file that was created not owned by your process? Or is it already existing? What does a manual chmod report in that environment?

[aistis-]

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/qT_FfBn4qximsuWHGkmLzdNbqn3ybtwYJr4_ayvgOpAq2jI46Ex4ERMSGhQCS4SZRUaouY1z4b9hwvw=w1896-h968-rw

chmod() via php -a works fine. Looks like the error occurs when nginx tries chmod() https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/hC7Nh4FMHpbyhJ8X0Ktbf1V8kIY5il9vygRFjp_4bUkKXh04JCZx6fIsxCpKfFc7PulHrdVlTwz5dAM=w1896-h968-rw

[Ocramius]

@aistis- can you just inline the output here, please? Can't access those drive files.

[aistis-]

@Ocramius I have updated the urls

[Ocramius]

Looks like the error occurs when nginx tries chmod()

Does nginx have access to that dir? Seems to be owned by vagrant, which is probably not in the same group.

[aistis-]

It is clear that the problem is related to php5-fpm permissions. It was working under www-data:www-data and on vagrant:www-data it works fine. vagrant is in www-data group and www-data in vagrant

[kirtixs]

This issue is similiar to symfony/symfony#2125
Adding a @ in front of chmod fixes it.

We are working on a vagrant system and the project is mounted using samba, since chmod is not supported on ntfs/samba the Exception is thrown.

[kimhemsoe]

@redshark1802 Small advice, you should move the cache folder out the vagrant folder if possible. It gives a nice speed boost and fixes this issue until we get a real fix in.

[mpdude]

There is a discussion whether or not silencing this is a good thing. Affects other Doctrine components as well.

[aistis-]

Our workaround was to set vagrant as php5-fpm user.