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also looking into (22)Invalid argument: setgid: unable to set group id to
Group 4294967295
This is your real problem. Check your Group setting in your apache
configuration. You probably just need to get your permissions and
ownerships correct.
Thanks very much for your response. Any idea what the Group setting needs to
be in httpd.conf?
In theory, only you know this. :)
What's your platform? The de facto standard varies, and it's anyone's
guess if you compiled apache yourself.
this is how it looks now
User nobody
Group #-1
Try:
Group nobody
Of course, you need to have the nobody group on your system (many
already do). Another popular choice for User/Group is apache (again, it
must be present, don't mess with this until you understand the
implications of creating a special user for Apache).
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