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Date: 08/10/99
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Is there any way to allow my virtualserver users to write in their
directories with php ? For perl scripts, suexec work like a charm,
using the User and Group Apache instructions from <VirtualHost>.
For php scripts, it doesn't work because webserver id is "nobody".
Would be really happy to see any hint other than chmod a+rwx users
files...
Olivier
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