We've got a CentOS/Apache server with a ton of "content providers" that
only have write access to specific directories. In our case, we use
ACLs to grant access to the specific parts of the /var/www/html tree.
If there's only one or two users, we usually add individual ACL entries
for each, if
It redirects them back to them self, actually and they get whatever they
might be running for a web-server on the local machine if anything. It
nothing they get a not found
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_301
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 11:50 AM, wrote:
> Todd wrote:
> >> Also avoid having phpMyA
Todd wrote:
>>
>> I can sftp I realize, but what group can I add my personal account to,
>> but not root, so I can sftp in and put the files in /var/www/html?
>
> Adding to this:
>
> My son (who is 12) has his own domain now and is using iWeb to publish his
> website to an old server that I have. W
Todd wrote:
>> Also avoid having phpMyAdmin off the main web directory. Ordinary users
>> > don't need access and should never have access to it. Hide it away
>> > somewhere and create a virtual Apache host to use it with a
>> non-standard
>> > port number. Make it hard for the hackers and spoilers
>
> I can sftp I realize, but what group can I add my personal account to, but
> not root, so I can sftp in and put the files in /var/www/html?
>
Adding to this:
My son (who is 12) has his own domain now and is using iWeb to publish his
website to an old server that I have. Well he is getting a f
> Also avoid having phpMyAdmin off the main web directory. Ordinary users
> > don't need access and should never have access to it. Hide it away
> > somewhere and create a virtual Apache host to use it with a non-standard
> > port number. Make it hard for the hackers and spoilers to find it.
>
> Um
Always Learning wrote:
> On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 18:05 +0100, Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
> Also avoid having phpMyAdmin off the main web directory. Ordinary users
> don't need access and should never have access to it. Hide it away
> somewhere and create a virtual Apache host to use it with a non-s
Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
> m.r...@5-cent.us wrote:
>> Todd wrote:
>>>
>> With /var/www/html owned by root:root and me loggin in as 'jason' I
>> cannot accomplish this. I don't allow root logins over ssh...
> Would I change /var/www/html/ owner to myid:mygroup? I am
> not s
On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 18:05 +0100, Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
> so you prefer giving the apache user write access to /var/www ?
> Is this really a good thing...?
> I agree with the group advice though, if you have several users
> modifying the website content of course.
Apache is wonderfully f
m.r...@5-cent.us wrote:
> Todd wrote:
>>
> With /var/www/html owned by root:root and me loggin in as 'jason' I
> cannot accomplish this. I don't allow root logins over ssh...
>>>
Would I change /var/www/html/ owner to myid:mygroup? I am
not sure the famifications of this and how
Hey, Todd,
Todd wrote:
>
>> >> With /var/www/html owned by root:root and me loggin in as 'jason' I
>> >> cannot accomplish this. I don't allow root logins over ssh...
>>
>> > Would I change /var/www/html/ owner to myid:mygroup? I am
>> > not sure the famifications of this and how Apache would beh
m.r...@5-cent.us wrote:
> Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
>> Todd wrote:
>>> With /var/www/html owned by root:root and me loggin in as 'jason' I
>>> cannot accomplish this. I don't allow root logins over ssh...
>
>>> Would I change /var/www/html/ owner to myid:mygroup? I am not
>>> sure the famificat
Hi Mark,
> >> With /var/www/html owned by root:root and me loggin in as 'jason' I
> >> cannot accomplish this. I don't allow root logins over ssh...
>
> >> Would I change /var/www/html/ owner to myid:mygroup? I am not
> >> sure the famifications of this and how Apache would behave, etc.
> >
> >
Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
> Todd wrote:
>> > On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I
>> disable root for ssh logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When
>> 'scp'ing files I usually scp them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move
>> them to /var/www/html.
Or su
> > On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I
> > disable root for ssh logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When
> > 'scp'ing files I usually scp them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move
> > them to /var/www/html.
> > >
> > > I can sftp I realize, b
Todd wrote:
> > On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I
> disable root for ssh logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When
> 'scp'ing files I usually scp them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move
> them to /var/www/html.
> >
> > I can sftp I realize,
>
> > On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I disable root
> for ssh logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When 'scp'ing files I
> usually scp them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move them to /var/www/html.
> >
> > I can sftp I realize, but what group can I add my personal ac
--On Sunday, January 30, 2011 8:14 PM -0800 Jason S-M
wrote:
> Secondarily /var/www/html/ is owned by root:root, can I
> change this to something else so my sftp'ing is easier? apache:apache as
> owner?
I would avoid giving the apache user write access to anything under
/var/www/html unless it
On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 11:14 PM, Jason S-M
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I disable root for
> ssh logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When 'scp'ing files I usually
> scp them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move them to /var/www/html.
>
> I c
Hi All,
On one of my servers I have a personal account and root. I disable root for ssh
logins and run ssh on an alternative port. When 'scp'ing files I usually scp
them up, then ssh in 'su' root and move them to /var/www/html.
I can sftp I realize, but what group can I add my personal account
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