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George Ellenburg	Friday 17 December 2004 3:06:38 am Hello. I have eZ published installed on a FreeBSD box for a website I'm developing, and running in a named-based virtual host context under Apache. It appears when Exponential creates the cached files for images and site content that it's creating the files with the ownership of Apache itself (apache), and not the owner of the virutal host. Is there some way to force a uid/gid to Exponential so all files created will be owned by the virtual web username and not the web server? Thanks.
Björn X	Saturday 18 December 2004 4:29:27 am Try to use the user and group directive of apache within your virtual host. For more information consult the apache docs

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George Ellenburg

Friday 17 December 2004 3:06:38 am

Hello.

I have eZ published installed on a FreeBSD box for a website I'm developing, and running in a named-based virtual host context under Apache.

It appears when Exponential creates the cached files for images and site content that it's creating the files with the ownership of Apache itself (apache), and not the owner of the virutal host.

Is there some way to force a uid/gid to Exponential so all files created will be owned by the virtual web username and not the web server?

Thanks.

Björn X

Saturday 18 December 2004 4:29:27 am

Try to use the user and group directive of apache within your virtual host.

For more information consult the apache docs