On Tuesday 22 October 2002 10:56 am, Gre7g Luterman wrote:
> > However, if my web server runs as user apache, how can I set things
> > up so that tmda-address can read a user's crypt_key?
> If you have configuration access to your box, you might try changing
> your crypt_key permissions to 640 and then placing crypt_key in the
> same group as apache is run. That would allow it to read the file.
>
> You will have to set ALLOW_MODE_640 as well.
Yup, this fixed it.
Now I have to develop a shell script to create all of the proper files and
configurations to make tmda work for more than one user. The fact that tmda
crashes when files, such as ~/.tmda/whitlest, don't exist sure makes this
setup difficult to reproduce reliably.
Thanx,
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Mike Diehl
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