Re: [users@httpd] apache Read/Write permissions problems ???

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I "chmod 777" ( just for the test) all "run" and "log"  directories so that I am sure all *.pid *.log and all running stuffs can be
created but what is suprising me is that the log file does not mention this filename.

Even when I truss the httpd process I get thousands of lines corresponding to all the files and libraries loaded but last lines do not
mention any filename that cannot be read.

> Vincent,
> 	Apache wants to create a file httpd.pid (usually in the logs
> directory) - check entry from httpd.conf. This directory is often
> owned by root, which means user apache cannot wite the file at
> startup.
>
> rgds
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