Rafnews wrote:
Hi,
i have a web server running on fedora. This web server is only for applicatons
testing purposes.
when i installed apache 2.4 it automatically create a group and an user apache.
All files/folder that are under /publi_html should have apache as user/group
permissions.
This webserver runs in virtual machine and has its own IP address.
now i need to reach this webserver from a windows workstation and
edit/add/delete files and folders from the public_html directory.
i can not use my default user account as this account can just read files but
can't edit/delete or add files/folder as standard permissions are 644 for files
and 705 for folders.
i was thinking to perfom all actions (delte/move/edit...) in this public_html
directory under apache account, but as apache account was installed
automatically i do not have the password.
So what is the default password for apache user account ?
I guess there is better solution as on webhosting servers, you do not have
apache user account, but a different one.
so please, could you tell me how webhosting companies manage that (in order to
reproduce a very similar way at home) ?
thx.
Why are you putting things in the public_HTML directory, which is normally where
normal unprivileged uses put things as themselves? All my default web servers
run stuff out of /var/www and you can put virtual hosts in /var/www/xxx where
xxx is the base directory for the virtual domain you describe in conf.d/xxx
file. I have many non-profits I host for free doing just that.
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Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx>
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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