Yeah that works, the only problem is that when I (as user martin) create
a file, it will be listed as martin:martin permissions... this means
www-data (and Apache) can't touch it. Sure, I can do a regular chown -R
www-data:www-data /var/www but that's just annoying... I was hoping to
avoid it.
Zeb Packard wrote:
Wouldn't it work to just add your regular user to apche's group (www
in my config) and change the group's permissions.
######
usermod -Gwww <regularUser>
su
chmod -R g=w /srv
# this is necessary in my distro cause everything is owned by root by
default.
chgrp -R www /srv
######
Now I'm not a security guru or anything, but it seems like we want
Apache to run with it's default settings and we mainly don't want
outsiders writing to our server directory.
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