The group/user that the Apache httpd should run as is to be specified
in the httpd.conf file of Apache.If this is specified as user nobody
group nobody , the servlets will not be able to write into a directory
for which it(user nobody) does not have write permissions.
Hope this helps..
JESS.
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Jin Woo Joo wrote:
> This is probably a simple problem due to my lack of familiarity with apache.
> I'm trying to write a text file with my servlet, but I have problems writing this
>file to most directories on the server. (Solaris running Apache web server with
>jserv.) The only directory that I write to successfully is the log directory of the
>server /usr/local/httpd/logs/.
>
> For this reason, I have a hunch this problem is due to some configuration of apache,
>jserv, or java. It's clearly not the directory permissions. Can someone point me in
>the right direction?
>
> jin
>
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