Consider using ACLs.
I think this is really the only way. Only Linux user-level tools support
for it lacking (though it works perfectly).
What I was trying locally is having the files owned by the user & its
group. An ACL (+ default ACL) adds access for the www-data group, so the
web server has (read) access. Users are NOT a member of the www-data group.
Personally I think Windows ACLs are a lot easier to control and manage.
- Joris
Michael Habashy wrote, On 2-Sep-2008 22:18:
i would like to restrict developer access to the /var/www/html directory.
I currently have a number of websites in that directory. They are all
live public_html for their respective webpages.
I have developer A who i want to give access to /var/www/html/a-website.com
I have developer B who i want to give access to /var/www/html/b-website.com
I have developer C who i want to give access to /var/www/html/c-website.com
how can i do this..while having the website functional ???
I have given access to rwx to A and www-data.
by having A in the group www-data.
But i also have B in the same group www-data.
so A can modify B's files and B can modify A';s files.
How can restrict access so this is not an issue ???
But i also need to give www-data access to these files..so they can
serve the web pages to the public.
thanks...
mjh
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