/usr/bin/env: 'setfacl': No such file or directory about laravel HOT 8 CLOSED

@frankboris in your server ,you need install acl , e.g. my server is ubuntu run sudo apt-get install acl then cap xxx deploy is ok

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In my capistrano deploy.rb file, I add this lines:
`
namespace :laravel do

desc "Setup Laravel folder permissions"
task :permissions do
    on roles(:app), in: :sequence, wait: 2 do
        within release_path  do
            execute :chmod, "u+x artisan"
            execute :chmod, "-R 777 storage"
            execute :chmod, "-R 777 bootstrap/cache"
        end
    end
end

end
`

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@frankboris you should NEVER be setting permissions to 777 and I would never recommend it to someone who seems to be struggling with ACL issues. The folder should be writable by the web user and 644 should be more than enough.

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hello @jiangdi0924 i have the same error. Have you resolve this ?

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Thanks i don't have right to install app on server. To resolve this, i force capistrano to use chmod command insted of setfacl

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@frankboris how did you do that?

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If this is a feature unrequired by your deploy, you can disable it by setting the following config values:

# Ensure the paths in :file_permissions_paths exist?
set :laravel_ensure_acl_paths_exist, false

# Set ACLs for the paths in laravel_acl_paths?
set :laravel_set_acl_paths, false

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@frankboris you should NEVER be setting permissions to 777 and I would never recommend it to someone who seems to be struggling with ACL issues. The folder should be writable by the web user and 644 should be more than enough.

Thks @ikari7789

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