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<font size="+1">Having a problem with fpcgi2.0 and apache2<br>
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Trying to implement apache2 today, and fpcgi has been working for
quite some time.<br>
It seems as if the apache2 user is filepro the fpcgi text file is
created, but the htm file, although created, always has zero
bytes. If I leave the apache2 default user to daemon, then the
htm file gets created properly, but cannot be viewed. I get the
Forbidden error message. filepro is the owner of the file. If I
manually change the owner of the file to daemon, the file can be
placed into the address bar and viewed. <br>
The permissions are rw------- , and filepro is the owner whether
daemon or filepro is set at the apache2 user.<br>
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But the catch is that the apache2 user "daemon" cannot view the
file owned by filepro in 600 mode. This permission error is in
the apache error log. <br>
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When "filepro" is the apache2 user, the htm file does not get
populated, and only when the apache2 user is "filepro" can the
browser read the file owned by filepro.<br>
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Any ideas on how to modify apache2 to create a file with more
liberal permissions, or fpcgi2 to work when filepro is not the
apache2 user? <br>
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Thanks,<br>
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John<br>
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