When creating a new Koha instance using the two-step workflow (--request-db and --populate-db), some log files under /var/log/koha/<instance>/ end up with incorrect permissions. Specifically, intranet-error.log and opac-error.log are created as root:root instead of <inst>-koha:<inst>-koha. This causes Apache/Plack to fail to start cleanly until the ownership is corrected manually. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run: koha-create --request-db test 2. Create the DB/user on the remote or local DB host as instructed. 3. Then run: koha-create --populate-db test 4. Check ownership of generated logs: ls -l /var/log/koha/test Actual Result: Two files are owned by root:root: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 intranet-error.log -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 opac-error.log All other logs have correct ownership (test-koha:test-koha). Koha will not start smoothly until these two files are manually chowned. Expected Result: All log files under /var/log/koha/<instance>/ should be owned by <instance>-koha:<instance>-koha, identical to a normal koha-create run without the request/populate split. Notes: This only happens when using the two-step creation (--request-db + --populate-db). A normal one-step koha-create with --create-db assigns the correct ownership.