On 05/16/2014 01:58 PM, Maddox Flower wrote: > Thanks for the reply, Yuri! Unfortunately, I am still not able to access to > spools directory. Here's the output of > $> ps axuw | grep apache > apache 26077 0.0 0.0 131484 3204 ? S 13:36 0:00 <..> > Is that ok? I've gone through the whole setup once more (after removing the > /var/spool/dl directory and the dl directory in my websites httpdocs). Still > the same error :-(
It's running as "apache". Try "chown -r apache [spool]". > What about ownership / group / permissions of the > /var/www/vhosts/<my_domain>/httpdocs/dl directory, are they important at > all? > > Can this have anything to do with the <Directory> entry? This is supposed to > be in my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file, right? I am a bit confused about > the mod_php. Is this module loaded by apache (v2.2.15) by default? Apache and PHP can be configured in many ways. mod_php is usually the default/recommended choice. In this configuration, PHP runs as the same user/group as apache. DL has two parts you need to care about: the htdocs directory (/var/www/vhosts/<my_domain>/httpdocs/dl in your case) and the spool (/var/spool/dl). htdocs needs to be readable _only_. By the error that you're getting, this is already readable so that's fine. The spool needs to readable _and_ writable as well by the apache user. A "chown -r apache /var/spool/dl" should do it. I think I suggested a chgrp before (which is what I usually do), but then you should look into which group apache is running at (Group line in the apache configuration file in the simplest case). Generally on Debian/Ubuntu is www-data, on RedHat/Centos you need to check.
