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At 21:06 4/7/98 -0700, Dan Cyr wrote:
>By default, if there is a user, his account will have HTML access at
>~username IF he makes a directory off his home directory called
public_html
>and put his index.html file in there.
...and his home directory and public_html directories are readable by httpd
(nobody). I solved this by making the user's home and public_html
directories world readable and creating private directories that are
readable only by the user.
I don't like world readable home directories, but haven't figured out a way
to make the directories readable by the user and 'nobody' without giving
'nobody' access to other directories.
Tony
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