Ben Ocean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi;
>
> 1. I'm trying to enable my clients to ftp into their sites. I thought it
> would be as easy as chown-ing the web site at the doc root to the
> appropriate owner (whose passwd exists in his email account) and ftp-ing
> right into the box. Apparently not. What else do I need to do?
Do the owners have homedirs on the system? If so, you could move their sites
to their homedirs, and reconfigure the httpd.conf file to point there. That's
pretty much what I do...that way, users with multiple sites can access them
more easily.
> 2. I use netwhistle to let me know if a site I host goes down. Usually I
> have no problems: sometimes sites go down and come back up all day long.
> Why is this? How do I trouble-shoot it?
This I couldn't tell you...I can think of any valid reason for apache to stop
replying for a particular site/IP and restart, suddenly.
> 3. Should I worry about all the port attempts on my machine that it reports
> to me?
If they're not getting in and doing anything, probably not, though it might be
a good idea to keep an eye on those reports, and if the attempts are coming
from a particular place on a repeated basis, you route that system/network to
/dev/null.
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Mike Burger
CompuCom Information Services
http://www.compucomis.net
(215) 946-5573
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