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On Monday 26 July 2004 12:25, Tóth Attila wrote: |
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> I suspect multiple problems here. Firstly: why apache run under root, if I |
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> set it to apache:apache, secondly: why it tries to create directories in |
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> /?In addition - to make this issue more complicated - the learned acl rules |
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> show, that apache2 tries to create these damned files only as apache, not |
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> as root (it is listed only in the apache role not in the root role). |
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> Please share your ideas and suggestions. |
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> Thx, |
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> Dw. |
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I can't answer your question regarding files in "/" as I never saw such |
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behavior (should note that I'm not apache2 user either). |
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As for apache running as "root" - that's parent process of apache which then |
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forks children that run as apache:apache. So you will always see one instance |
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of apache running as "root", unless of course you start apache under |
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different name. |
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regards, |
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M. |
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