| thumbs | try with the absolute url, for fun. |
| task0 | yes ! i acctualy was doing that and it fix the problem! |
| jpeg | redirect override |
| fajita | Redirect may be used in .htaccess files if AllowOverride is set to FileInfo |
| bwlang | i'm having a rough time switching from mod_auth_pam to mod_authnz_ldap... http://www.pastebin.ca/442198 i think it's authenticating okay, but it always says that i'm not in the proper group i can make it work with ldap-user |
| jpeg | fajita: servertokens corkball.net |
| fajita | Apache/2.2.4 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.4 OpenSSL/0.9.8d |
| task0 | jpeg, can i do that to eny server? |
| imMute | task0: yes, but dont abuse it or we'll hurt you |
| task0 | imMute, heh, i only need it once! :D fajita: servertokens wearemad.com.ar |
| fajita | Couldn't get a useful value for http://wearemad.com.ar |
| task0 | mmm bugga |
| bobleny | Hey, I am running Kubuntu and I have lamp installed as a local server for my computer only. It works great! However, I have a php file that need to access and save files to the computer. The problem is, it doesn't have the right privileges. How do I allow the php file to save and change files on the computer? 255 people in here and not even the letters of a mouse scuring across the keyboard can be seen! |
| djs_2_6 | Probably because this is not an apache issue. Google permissions and kubuntu, or go ask on #kubuntu... |
| bobleny | I have, They say they arnt serve people server* |
| bwlang | bobleny: i don't even understand your question... have a look at esr's http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
| bobleny | bwlang, I don't even understand your statment... have a look at icr's http://www.icantread.org |
| bwlang | bobleny: i meant no offense... it's just that I don't think there's enough detail in your question for a good answer. Maybe somebody else will contradict me. |
| bobleny | What other information is needed. I told you my OS, I told you my surcomstance, and I asked a question. I need to learn how to spell :p circumstance* |
| bwlang | bobleny: it's too generic, i don't know whether you're trying to save a file named foo.php to your server, or whether you're trying to download a file from your server called foo.php, or whether you're trying to execute the foo.php file that wants to write some other file on your server |
| bobleny | bwlang, well, I have a php file that needs to access and save files to the computer. The problem is, it doesn't have the right privileges. |
| bwlang | bobleny: i probably can't answer your question anyway - since i don't use php. bobleny: well - it probably is running as the user www-data bobleny: try to su - www-data and see if it has access to where you're trying to write. |
| bobleny | Well, I think I'm just going to try and run apache as root... |
| bwlang | bobleny: maybe okay for a test , but i'd recommend strongly against keeping it that way. |
| bobleny | Yeah, I agree but that is what #kubuntu told me to do. They said they don't know anything about servers and are unable to help me. |
| bwlang | bobleny: if you can su to the www-data user, you can pretend to be the webserver and figure out what permission need to be set where. |
| bobleny | I changed the path to: "/home/bob/Web Devolpment/Server". So I end up needing to write to "/home/bob/Web Devolpment/Server/" |