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Subject: It's Probably Permissions
Date: Sun, 16 Jun 2013 19:42:56 -0400
From: Doug Franklin <nutdriverle...@comcast.net>
> I'm trying for the first time to get Fossil hooked up via
> CGI with my "tame" Apache server. [...]
So, I found the problem ...
At Richard's suggestion, I got rid of the soft links from, and removed,
the /usr/share/fossil directory. The only reason it existed was to
house soft links to user repositories in directories private to the
user. That was to allow the Apache user to be able to serve private
repositories without opening up user-private directory permissions.
Then I changed the cgi-bin scripts for the repositories to reference the
user-private directories directly. Opened up the permissions on the
repository files. Still the same problem (can't open the -journal
file). Once I gave world-write permission to the user-private directory
housing the .fossil files, everything was hunky dory. Now I just have
to dink around with the groups and such to tailor that breach of the
user-private directories.
Also, following Richard's suggestion, I tried accessing
$SERVER/cgi-bin/$REPOSITORY/test-env, but it produced the same page that
I got without "/test-env" on the URL.
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Thanks,
DougF (KG4LMZ)
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