Deepak Shrestha wrote: > Thanks for all the suggestions but I am bit confused here. May be I > should have asked the question in different way. In general what I > wanted to know is, how the root will give permission to group of web > developers (supposing PHP developers) in "/var/www/html" directory so > that they can read/write/modify the contents. In formal words, what is > the best practices for this? Do web developers do their jobs in other > machine than the one which is hosting web, then root will pour the > content after the job is finished??? > > I am asking this because it is possible to directly edit the web > contents in windows machines (supposing using IIS, dreamweaver). > > In linux I guess the question is more on the ownership of ceratin > directory (who own what and how secure when its live in the web??) > The best practice would be for web developers to do their development on another machine (or in a different virtual host / directory on the same machine). When code is ready to be released, it's "published" from the test system to the live system. It would be a good idea to throw something like subversion into the mix for source code control. In this scenario, all users of your web developer group have read/write access to the test area, but only a few people have rights to write into the live system's web directory tree. -- Steve -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
