On Sat, 21 Jun 2014 12:35:59 -0700 scar <s...@drigon.com> wrote: | scar @ 01/23/2014 12:27 AM: | > here i have the following scenario in which i want to make public a | > specific subdirectory in the encfs: | > | > ~/visible - decrypted directory | > ~/.encfs - encrypted directory | > ~/public_html/foo - sym link to ~/visible/1/2/foo | > | > before setting up encfs, browsing to http://myserver/~scar/foo would | > show the contents of ~/visible/1/2/foo. now, after setting up encfs, i | > receive a 403 Forbidden error when trying to access | > http://myserver/~scar/foo | > | > the permissions have remained the same.... 777 on the link and 755 on | > all of ~/visible, ~/visible/1, ~/visible/1/2, and ~/visible/1/2/foo | | | the work-around i decided on was to stop using symbolic links and setup | a cron job to mirror the ~/visible/1/2/foo directory to ~/public_html/foo | | since the amount of data in my case is small, this is feasible. but | would not be feasible for larger amounts of data |
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