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Sumit wrote:
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> Hi everybody,
> I'm using Apache JServ 1.1b3 with Apache 1.3.9 for serving Java Servlet
> requests on my Linux server. The main problem is I'm doing some important
> file modification through one of the servlet, which(file) cannot be given
> public access of writing, while my JServ runs as "nobody" user process. I
> need to run either this Server or the Servlet with some special
> previleges.
> Can anybody suggest configuration stuffs or ACL modification for this?
>
hi,
Has the servlet (the one that needs extra priviledges) to reside in the
same zone than other servlets ?
If not, you can just start another JServ manually, just containing the
special zone.
If yes, you either have to grant write priviledges to "world" on that
file, or run the whole JServ under another userid (started manually or
not).
Or use another tier (rmi server, EJB, Corba service, ...) to do the job
for this servlet.
Jean-Luc
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