Jens and Vincenzo,
You both got me on the right track. Yes, there was a Group directive that was
set to "nobody". I didn't even realize that the processes could run under a
group that the User was not a member of.
Once I updated the Group to "apache", everything worked fine!
Thanks!
Dave
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On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 7:00 AM, Asaf Dalet wrote:
> As i previously mentioned, the apache is actually Oracle-HTTP-Server version
> 10.1.3.4.0
>
> Asaf
>
Hi Asaf
It's very unlikely that you will be able to entice someone to look in
to this very ancient version of Apache for a bug not relating to
Hi,
I have a question concernings authz providers, mod_lua and the merging
of Require directives.
I have a lua authz Provider which is configured like that:
-
LuaRoot /PATH/conf/lua
LuaScope thread
LuaAuthzProvider authzassets authnz.lua check_authz_ok
Hi Dave,
Zitat von "Isenhower, Dave" :
We’re running prefork. I can see the processes running under the
correct user:
$ ps -ef | grep httpd
apache 14638 26766 0 11:32 ?00:00:00 /usr/sbin/httpd -d
/www/etc/apache/config -c Pidfile /web/logs/pid-files/httpd.pid -f
/www/etc/apache/
Hi,
together with User directive there should be defined also the Group directive.
I'm not sure if you double checked it, are they both defined?
User apache
Group apache
Just another thing, maybe a silly question, have you checked if there is a
symbolic link in the path ?
/www/etc/apache/confi
