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Replace www-data by the current user running apache using command line
Optimisation of Setting Up Permission
weaverryan commentedJul 28, 2013
Hey Philippe! Very nice to see you on here! I'm very happy to see this PR - it's something I knew we should have for awhile, but had never gotten to it. I think this will make life much easier for beginners. I made only very minor tweaks at sha:bafeaaf Thanks! |
ph-il commentedJul 29, 2013
Thanks, Should have more when we find thing. |
choomz commentedAug 6, 2013
Hi there, I am not sure that this config will work for everyone. For exemple, I have actually a But, my web server is running under www-data. So when you are doing |
xabbuh commentedAug 9, 2013
@choomz what is your output of |
choomz commentedAug 9, 2013
As I told just above, I have two users that are using apache so the ouput is something like : Note that it's not really an issue for me, just for new users which are in this case, the current user (valentin for me) is not the one we want, it should be www-data. |
xabbuh commentedAug 9, 2013
I was just wondering if there is anything we could grep better for. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem so. At least no distribution-independent. |
Replace www-data by the current user running apache using command line
Doc fix? yes
New docs? No
Applies to all
Fixed tickets#2850