--- Simone simone72@email.it wrote:
Dave Gutteridge wrote:
1 - permissions for user apache to access
directory.
I thought Apache was an application or a service.
It's also a user in
need of rights?
[dave@localhost ~]$ ls -ld /home drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Oct 4 19:45 /home [dave@localhost ~]$ ls -ld /home/dave drwx------ 63 dave dave 4096 Oct 13 23:55
/home/dave
Think this is the problem, apache (if you have a look at the httpd.conf file you will notice "User apache Group apache" somewhere) needs to access that directory. If you just give the x - execution permission to "others" for your home/dave directory it should work.
Cheers
[dave@localhost ~]$ ls -ld /home/dave/web drwxrwxrwx 3 dave dave 4096 Oct 11 06:20
/home/dave/web
does user apache have ability to descend?
_rwxr_xr_x
If I read the above results correctly,
/home/dave/web/ should be open to
anyone. So shouldn't apache also be able to read
it?
2 - selinux ?
I seem to remember that for some setting ages ago,
I had selinux
disabled. But how can I be sure?
ps - changing permissions of a link is pointless,
the permissions are
derived for the original file
Okay. Thank you for that tip.
Dave
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Wasnt that mentioned a while back about the permission on the directory. Secondly like said before isnt apache seen as an other user? If it is in some (like users) other group wouldnt that be a big no no since that would be a security risk? correct me if i am totally wrong on this assumption.
Steven
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