I ended up creating symlinks to the user's home dirs that will be publishing
web material. Then in httpd.conf, gave permissions to apache to use the
symlink and it works quite well. Seems to work well for me . . .
Permissions and all.
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 15:26, Debian User wrote:
Ok, I think I might have been beating myself up.
I only have (1) ip address but so far I have got about 5 different
pages up, plus 5 different virtual mail domains up, so no problem there.
I changed apache so that it would look at the /home/user*/web_data
directory. I moved all web data to th
On 11/6/02 1:52 PM, "Debian User" wrote:
> Ok, I am having a hard time being new to linux and all.
>
> Basically I am looking for the Standard procedure for setting up an
> apache server, and ftp for users on a debian box.
> I see much more documentation needed in the Linux world if this is goi
On Wed, 2002-11-06 at 15:31, Debian User wrote:
> Thanks for the help Mark.
>
> Ok, what I would like to is web/email hosting for friends and a few
> clients. (so far email works fine with postfix)
>
> So, they need to have their own private domain name/web site/email per user.
>
> This means t
This one time, at band camp, Debian User said:
> Ok, I am having a hard time being new to linux and all.
Let's go slow then
> Basically I am looking for the Standard procedure for setting up an
> apache server, and ftp for users on a debian box.
>
> Someone first tells me not to use FTP, and
Thanks for the help Mark.
Ok, what I would like to is web/email hosting for friends and a few clients.
(so far email works fine with postfix)
So, they need to have their own private domain name/web site/email per user.
This means they need to have their own container. (presently I store all
begin Debian User quote on Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 11:52:29AM -0800:
> Basically I am looking for the Standard procedure for setting up an
> apache server, and ftp for users on a debian box.
Well, there isn't really a standard procedure...
> Someone first tells me not to use FTP, and use some wind
Ok, I am having a hard time being new to linux and all.
Basically I am looking for the Standard procedure for setting up an
apache server, and ftp for users on a debian box.
Someone first tells me not to use FTP, and use some windows util that
none of my clients will have. I am at a loss, is
| So, I have a few users I want to add to my web server, but I have a
| question or two.
|
| So with apache installed, I am not sure where I should store all the web
| data, previously I was storing in /var/www.
|
| I wan't users to be able to upload their content easily without hassle.
|
| Problem
> I wan't users to be able to upload their content easily without hassle.
>
> Problem 1. When a user connects thorough ftp, presently they have to
> change to the /var/www/users folder to upload data. This is a problem
> because not only will they have trouble changing directorys, a smart
>
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