Question:
I use an indexing script that generates thumbnails for pictures and
stores them, so the next time someone requests a directory listing,
the thumbnail is already there and needn't be re-created.
( www.bitfolge.de/snif)
Now, the problem is, the script cant create the thumbnail folders
because the base folder is owned by a normal system user, while the
script-screated folders or images are owned by the httpd, www-data. Is
there a way to have folders/files be created under the correct system
user?
Thanks in advance. 2  1275  fs*****@nospam. gmail wrote:
Now, the problem is, the script cant create the thumbnail folders
because the base folder is owned by a normal system user, while the
script-screated folders or images are owned by the httpd, www-data. Is
there a way to have folders/files be created under the correct system
user?
No. You should make the directory world-writable, or group-writable and
give it the proper group.
Sjoerd
On Mar 16, 7:20 pm, Sjoerd <sjoerd-n...@linuxonly. nlwrote:
fsid...@nospam. gmail wrote:
Now, the problem is, the script cant create the thumbnail folders
because the base folder is owned by a normal system user, while the
script-screated folders or images are owned by the httpd, www-data. Is
there a way to have folders/files be created under the correct system
user?
No. You should make the directory world-writable, or group-writable and
give it the proper group.
Sjoerd
Could you explain what exactly you mean? Say, the user who owns all
the base folders is called "someuser" and the webserver operates as
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