It doesn't really do you much by changing the file permission and ownership
to Apache. By the way, it would be nobody:nobody when it come to Apache,
not apache:apache.
What you will need to do is to login using the Apache account from the
terminal login and execute the command line code. If it d
Not what I meant, just login into the server from the console or terminal,
using the apache account for testing to see if the command line work.
That's all. If it work then it meant it will work on PHP and that the
apache file permission or ownership is not the issue. Also, it meant you do
not ne
* Thus wrote Scott Fletcher ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> What you will need to do is to login using the Apache account from the
> terminal login and execute the command line code. If it doesn't work then
> you know the problem had nothing to do with Apache and PHP.
The apache account shouldn't have a u
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