scripts/function/file/create_touch.sh

@@ -1,36 +1,22 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
-# Create an empty file with the correct owner FOR ITS LOCATION.
-#   under /docker/containers/<app>/  -> app data, owned by the docker install
-#                                       user -> create via runFileOp.
-#   anywhere else                    -> manager control plane -> runInstallOp
-#                                       (the current/manager user).
-# Creating the file directly as the right owner avoids chown-to-another-user,
-# which needs real root and isn't available to the unprivileged runtime.
-# $2 (user_name) is kept for call-site compatibility but is now advisory — the
-# path decides the owner, so a stale hint (e.g. passing the manager user for a
-# file that lives under containers/) no longer lands the file with the wrong
-# owner. Parent dirs are created with the same owner.
 createTouch()
 {
     local file="$1"
-    local user_name="$2"   # advisory; location determines the real owner
+    local user_name="$2"
     local silent_flag="$3"
-    local clean_file=$(echo "$file" | sed 's#//*#/#g')
+    local file_name=$(basename "$file")
-    local file_name=$(basename "$clean_file")
+    local file_dir=$(dirname "$file")
-    local file_dir=$(dirname "$clean_file")
+    local clean_dir=$(echo "$file" | sed 's#//*#/#g')
-
-    local op="runInstallOp"
-    if [[ "$clean_file" == "$containers_dir"* || "$clean_file" == /docker/containers/* ]]; then
-        op="runFileOp"
-    fi
 
     if [ "$silent_flag" == "silent" ]; then
-        $op mkdir -p "$file_dir" 2>/dev/null
+        runFileOp touch "$clean_dir"
-        $op touch "$clean_file"
+        runFileOp chown $user_name:$user_name "$file"
     else
-        local result=$($op mkdir -p "$file_dir")
+        local result=$(runFileOp touch "$clean_dir")
-        local result=$($op touch "$clean_file")
         checkSuccess "Touching $file_name"
+
+        local result=$(runFileOp chown $user_name:$user_name "$file")
+        checkSuccess "Updating $file_name with $user_name ownership"
     fi
 }