[Reply] HI Jeremy,
Not sure if this will help, but ultimately file access in Linux is controlled by the OS, so you need to manage perms at that level. Apache is the "user" in Linux in this context, so chown and chmod are your command line tools. ie you need to assign rights to apache. In the httpd.conf configuration files you can manage access to the file system and directories that Apache has rights to ( that requires an apache restart ). You can also use the .htaccess file ( no restart required) in each of the directories concerned. HTH Gary At 07:49 on 26/06/2009 you wrote >To : [email protected] >CC : >From: Jeremy Coulter, [email protected] >Content Type: text/html >Attached: > >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > > > >Hi All. >Does anyone know if there is a command line tool for Linux that lets you >assign permissions to an Apache user for a directory? >I have found how to add a user to Apache fia the command line, but not >assign the user access to a directory. >I might have been putting the wrong search phrase into Google tho. >I HAve found the file I need to manually edit but I am sure there must be a >tool for this. > >p.s. yes it DOES have to be done via the command line. > > >Thanks, Jeremy > > >_______________________________________________ >NZ Borland Developers Group Offtopic mailing list >Post: [email protected] >Admin: http://delphi.org.nz/mailman/listinfo/offtopic >Unsubscribe: send an email to [email protected] with >Subject: unsubscribe Ref#: 41006
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