e group "wwwuser".
I hope that clarifies things!
Kermit Short
System Administrator
CCN-DC-1 D-Div
ph: 7-6360
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to the necessary group, or that the proper world-scoped
permissions have been applied to the necessary parts of the file tree.
Hope that helps!
Kermit Short
System Administrator
CCN-DC-1 D-Div
ph: 7-6360
pg: 4-5165
em: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Brian Street [mailto:[EMAI
tters who owns the
script unless the apache process has to write back to the files/directories.
For example if you are running a CMS then it would matter or an
application that uploaded pictures etc.
Devraj
Brian Street wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm interested in whether or
Hello everyone,
I'm interested in whether or not people running Apache2 on Debian 3.1 create
a separate user for the web directory (/var/www/xxx).
The default install has root owning everything, but starting the web server
as www-data.
Thank you,
Brian.
Hello everyone,
I've been wracking my brain for the solution to a problem I am experiencing;
I hope someone can help me figure out what is going on.
I have 2 servers, 1 local and the other a dedicated server on the east coast
(not that the location matters).
I am following the how-to here
(http:
