On Saturday 23 June 2001 3:04 am, you wrote:
> its most likely because the web server is running as nobody
> and the file is owned by your user.
> you can make the file writable to everyone by type :
> chmod goa+rwx
>
> or to be safe you can install SuExec on apache, it will execute the cgis
> a
its most likely because the web server is running as nobody
and the file is owned by your user.
you can make the file writable to everyone by type :
chmod goa+rwx
or to be safe you can install SuExec on apache, it will execute the cgis
as the user who owns them..
Ryan
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Ger
Geraint Jones wrote:
: I'm stuck! I want to write to a text file through a CGI script in
: append/truncate mode, but every time I am told I don't have permission. I'm
: running Linux, I've changed ownership and group to nobody and nogroup to no
: avail.
A few thoughts:
* Is the file writable
I'm stuck! I want to write to a text file through a CGI script in
append/truncate mode, but every time I am told I don't have permission. I'm
running Linux, I've changed ownership and group to nobody and nogroup to no
avail.
What do I have to do to get it to work? Security is not an issue (yet
