Frank Kimbell wrote:
I tried that, and get this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] web]# su apache
bash-3.00$ cd /website/nfs-directory
bash: cd: /website/nfs-directory: Stale NFS file handle
So also on the shell line, it gives this error...
What I forgot to mention is that, when I do this as root, I get no
> I tried that, and get this:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] web]# su apache
> bash-3.00$ cd /website/nfs-directory
> bash: cd: /website/nfs-directory: Stale NFS file handle
>
> So also on the shell line, it gives this error...
What I forgot to mention is that, when I do this as root, I get no problems...
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I tried that, and get this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] web]# su apache
bash-3.00$ cd /website/nfs-directory
bash: cd: /website/nfs-directory: Stale NFS file handle
So also on the shell line, it gives this error...
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Frank Kimbell wrote:
Hello,
I am trying a script (PHP) that writes files to disk.
Now, writing the files locally works file, if I have a write-to
directory owned apache:apache.
Files created are owned apache:apache by default.
But, I want to try this:
I have an NFS share that has a large amount
Hello,
I am trying a script (PHP) that writes files to disk.
Now, writing the files locally works file, if I have a write-to
directory owned apache:apache.
Files created are owned apache:apache by default.
But, I want to try this:
I have an NFS share that has a large amount of space. I want the f
