[CentOS] Is it bad for my web document folder to be user accessible?
Dave Gutteridge
dave at tokyocomedy.comMon Sep 19 16:06:16 UTC 2005
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PHP and MySQL seem to working on my CentOS installation. I'd like to install phpMyAdmin as well, so I downloaded the necessary files from phpMyAdmin's homepage and copied them to /var/www/html... ... except that's where the process stopped. My regular user account doesn't have permission to write into the /var/www/html folder. Should I just chmod the folder to 777? Is there a reason it's not already user accessible? This is a local machine where I'll be testing web pages of my own design, and not accessible from the web. Or at least I hope not. If I'm running an Apache server just for local files, it's not being seen on the web, is it? Dave
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