Jack J. Woehr wrote:
On Sep 21, 2006, at 12:37 PM, John Draper wrote:
usr/local/apache/passwd
I checked - I don't have a "usr" directory in my "www" directory...
Am I supposed
to create one?
Yes, if you use a chroot'ed directory scheme, you just re-create
everything from the
"real" directory layout that you happen to need for your application.
E.g., I run Ruby
sometimes, so I had to create /usr/local/bin, /usr/local/lib, etc.
under /var/www
yea I know _ I tried it already, but in the interest of just getting
the work done so I
can get paid, and since at this time, security is not an issue at
this time, I'm
planning to chroot things later - and by that time, I will know exacly
what libraries
to move into the chrooted environment.
I'm mostly a Mac Guy, programming in Python (Server work) or Objective
C (Client work)
and also in C++ in the case where I use Non-Mac Open Source stuff which
I can build
on the Mac using the normal "make" stuff.... And the GUI stuff I do in
Cocoa and Objective
C. I can even integrate Objective C code with C++ in same code module
- which is kinda
neat... I get best of both worlds... I get dynamic binding via
Objective C and the power of
C++ when I need it.
Seems these suggestions are working - thanx guys..
John
