Hi Gunnar,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote on 17.10.2004:
>Jan Eden wrote:
>>The script manages to write data to my output file if I created it
>>first and chmodded it to 666, but fails otherwise.
>>
>>This is because the script is run by the web user, of course. Is
>>there a more or less secure way to
--- Jan Eden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> a) create / write to a file
> b) apply pdflatex to that file (i.e. create a pdf file from the .tex
> source)
> c) open the resulting pdf file (using the open function in OS X)
Set Group ID Directories?
Um, allow the pdflatex to run as the web userid?
Ma
Jan Eden wrote:
The script manages to write data to my output file if I created it
first and chmodded it to 666, but fails otherwise.
This is because the script is run by the web user, of course. Is
there a more or less secure way to allow the script to
a) create / write to a file
b) apply pdflatex
Hi,
I wrote a script which takes some info from the user and generates a form letter.
The script is run locally for five users, so security is not that important (although
it is always important, I know).
The script manages to write data to my output file if I created it first and chmodded
it
