Thanks for the tip! Sweet dreams! :-)
André Warnier wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information
in the future.
One more tip, before I go to bed :
assuming that Mac OSX is an OS based on Unix/Linux :
The SQL folder probably has a group-id, and may be writeable by users
belonging to that group.
On the other hand, Unix users can belong to more than one group.
You could give the user under which Apache runs, an additional group
that matches the SQL folder group. Then restart Apache and try again.
Under Unix/Linux, the way to add a group membership to a user is
either one of :
adduser user-id groupname (some Linux flavors)
or more generally :
usermod -G groupname user-id
like
usermod -G SQLgroup apacheuser
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