Solved for my situation
-1- For the Win 2003 C:/temp/_outputFiles/ folder, set the security
to this user (Rev) as Full Control
-2-
put logText into url ("File:" & "C:/temp/_outputFiles/" & filename &
".txt")
get shell("chmod 644" && ("C:/temp/_outputFiles/" & filename & ".txt"))
On the OSX machine that has mounted the temp/ folder as a shared
folder
-3-
set the defaultfolder to "/Volumes/temp/_outputFiles/"
put the files into fileList
filter fileList without ".*"
repeat for each line LNN in fileList
put "/Volumes/temp/_outputFiles/" & LNN into sorce
put "/Users/username/Sites/_outputFiles/" & LNN into dest
put url ("file:" & sorce) into url ("file:"& dest)
get shell("chmod 644" && dest)
delete file sorce -- purge since these are not appended-style
output files
end repeat
Now apache can read the file.
Actually, I am writing the log files as html formatted, so my
extension is .html instead of .txt
Later I will add some php and thus I want to allow execution, so
get shell("chmod 777" && destPhpFile)
I am happy that this works well and does the job quickly.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On May 14, 2009, at 11:11 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
I think the umask environment variable is what you need on the Unix
side of things.
http://www.tech-faq.com/umask.shtml
Although since the mounted folder is actually a smb/cifs share, there
may be other issues that complicate things. You may need to work with
the Windows permissions instead/as well.
Bernard
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:58 PM, Jim Ault <[email protected]>
wrote:
Basic setup is
Rev stack running a send loop in Win 2003 Server
-1- a text file is written to the C:/temp/ folder
Rev stack running a send loop in OSX 10.5 Leopard
-2- the C:/temp/ folder is mounted as a shared drive
thus has the path /Volumes/temp/ in the OSX Finder
Apache in OSX is serving pages in the /Users/username/Sites/ folder
The Rev stack in OSX can do RevCopy to the Sites/ folder
however, the permissions are set to 700 vs 644 and Apache cannot
read them.
(note: the files to be 'copied' do not have the same file name
since they
are time stamped file names)
To do a shell("chmod") I think I will have to do SUDO, but since
this is a
continuous process, how would I handle the password?
I know that 'root' user is dangerous, and 'www' maybe as well.
Instead of using RevCopy,
Is there a way of setting the Apache permissions on the mounted
C:/temp/theseFilesOnly/ folder?
I don't know how to specify the mounted/shared drive for Apache.
Any tips or help would be appreciated.
PS. For the files that are always named the same,
put url ("file:" & pathToSitesFolder & "filename.txt") works fine
since the
permissions have been set to 644.
It is just the new filenames on C:/temp/ that the permissions need
to be
changed.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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