| evil_steve | you can if you want to |
| maxw | that seems like a better option don't ya think ? one more question I think is root the only user who can stop processes? |
| evil_steve | no root is the only user that can stop everybodies processes user abc can stop processes that belong to abc |
| maxw | ah so if I add sshblack to startup am I the only one who can stop it ? |
| evil_steve | it will run as root unless you su to another user as part of the script |
| maxw | ok so how do I set a perl script to run on startup only startup command I know is chkconfig |
| evil_steve | chkconfig just adds symlinks from /etc/rc.d/init.d/ to the right runlevels you still need to create a startup script |
| maxw | ? I have no idea what u mean |
| evil_steve | ok, in that case you better google and read up on the system V start scripts |
| maxw | k well thanks 4 ur help |
| evil_steve | np |
| maxw | also I want to host some websites for my friends I know how to do it all manually but its a pain to add virtualhost entries in my httpd conf how can I make it less hard-coded if u know what I mean like instead of making a linux user for every ftp account having some kinda system that can manage it all |
| evil_steve | can you put ls -l /home/ in a paste bin please? |
| ivazquez | (first we check the logs...) |
| evil_steve | ivazquez: it's getting permission denied returned |
| maxw | jk I set it to 777 and it works |
| evil_steve | so, it's a permission error |
| maxw | forgot to chwon the directories to max instead of root |
| ivazquez | You never want 777. |
| maxw | I kno |