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on 10/27/99 8:13 AM, Steve Snodgrass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would recommend that the install process
> attempt to discover the web server user and simply create a zero length
> jserv.log file in the apache logs directory owned by the appropriate user.
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, this isn't as easy to do in all
situations as you might think. Especially since I could set the permissions
on the directory to the right owner, but you could edit your httpd.conf and
simply change the owner and break things again. ;-( One idea I had was to
set the directory chmod 777, but I figured someone would end up complaining
about that as well.
Instead, my solution was to put a nice message at the end of the configure
process that tells you what to do. Unfortunately, that still doesn't seem to
work since I can't force you to read that message. ;-(
If you have a nice solution that works in all cases, please contribute a
fix. ;-)
-jon
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