Greetings all, I've had a working install of the FrontPage Extensions with Apache 2 for quite some time. Previously, the machine was set up to rely on LDAP for filesystem ownership and such. Recently, we switched our servers around so that the filesystem no longer relies on LDAP, and made it so that there's a single UID and GID for all customers, and now the only thing that uses LDAP, is proftpd, for authentication.
Since changing to this, the frontpage stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. At first glance, all I noticed was that the FP admin web page no longer listed all virtual hosts, but only the ones that had the FP extensions installed. While it sort of bothered me that it was this way, I didn't think much of it, since it worked like this before when I had all the virtual hosts in a separate conf file. Today, I went to add the FP extensions for a new virtual host. First error I get, is that it doesn't like usernames and group names that are numerical. If I fool it with an actual name for each, it then says that it can't find srm.conf. I've never used a srm.conf file, and doing a search on the machine for this file turned up results of the file in places that haven't been used in quite some time, and the file was blank anyway. I'm thinking this boils down to file ownership/permission mistakes, now that the machine no longer relies on LDAP. So, my question is, what should the ownership be for the /usr/local/frontpage directory? Should this be set to the same user/group that Apache runs as? If I need to clarify anything here, feel free to ask. -Stace _______________________________________________ Apache-FP mailing list Apache-FP@lists.joshie.com http://lists.joshie.com/mailman/listinfo/apache-fp Donations: http://www.amazon.com/paypage/PT5LZITM9L227
