On Oct 11, 2011, at 9:42 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote: > I am running in production on Ubuntu 10 with Passenger and Apache2. I just > had to set my system/dragonfly folder to 777 in order to allow uploads to > work, and that doesn't seem like a good idea or even necessary. What''s the > trick to get this to work correctly (as in not world-writable folders inside > the Web root)? ---- generally a passenger/rails application will run as the same user who owns RAILS_ROOT/config/environment.rb or in the case of a Rack based application, RAILS_ROOT/config.ru but that can be overridden in the apache config (passenger_user). As long as this 'user' has write permissions, that should be sufficient and should in all likelihood be the same user writing to RAILS_ROOT/log/[development|production].log
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