On Tue, 10 Nov 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> permissions 755, currently when a user is been created the permission is 700 now
> that means no execute permission and when I point with a WEB Browser to
> http://www.domain.com/~newuser Apache complains with no rights to open the files
> there.
No. The right way is supposed to be create a "www" or "public_html" like
directory with permission 755 in /etc/skel. Whenever a new user is
created, everything under /etc/skel is to be copied to his home directory
with proper resetting of permissions. User's home directory should be
stayed 700 for sake of security and privacy, i.e. other user in the same
machine just cannot peep or even read what the other one has. It seems to
be quite reasonable.
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