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Joanie Chembars	Wednesday 27 July 2005 8:17:43 am How can I change the user that eZ runs under? Somehow I installed it where it writes its files using the webserver permissions and I need it to write using my user's permissions.........
Björn Dieding@xrow.de	Wednesday 27 July 2005 10:50:56 am Your server is not configured right. Make use of the user/group directive in apache (suexec) Apache should write/execute using your user. You may also join the same group as apache Looking for a new job? http://www.xrow.com/xrow-GmbH/Jobs Looking for hosting? http://hostingezpublish.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- GMT +01:00 Hannover, Germany Web: http://www.xrow.com/
Gabriel Ambuehl	Wednesday 27 July 2005 10:55:02 am suexec only helps if PHP is run in CGI mode which doesn't work very well (some say not at all, I never tried) with ezpublish. Easiest way is to configure Apache to run under the proper UID. Aside of that, there supposedly is some FastCGI hackery that might work but I never really dug into that. Visit http://triligon.org

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Wednesday 27 July 2005 8:17:43 am

How can I change the user that eZ runs under? Somehow I installed it where it writes its files using the webserver permissions and I need it to write using my user's permissions.........

Björn Dieding@xrow.de

Wednesday 27 July 2005 10:50:56 am

Your server is not configured right.

Make use of the user/group directive in apache (suexec)

Apache should write/execute using your user.

You may also join the same group as apache

Looking for a new job? http://www.xrow.com/xrow-GmbH/Jobs
Looking for hosting? http://hostingezpublish.com
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
GMT +01:00 Hannover, Germany
Web: http://www.xrow.com/

Gabriel Ambuehl

Wednesday 27 July 2005 10:55:02 am

suexec only helps if PHP is run in CGI mode which doesn't work very well (some say not at all, I never tried) with ezpublish.

Easiest way is to configure Apache to run under the proper UID. Aside of that, there supposedly is some FastCGI hackery that might work but I never really dug into that.

Visit http://triligon.org