> Accoring to redhat-config-users the user in question > is apart of the apache group. However, when I run the > "groups" command as said user, it only reports the > default group that the user is in, and NOT apache. > > Looking into /etc/group, the user is in the apache > group, but apparently apache is not in that group. > > What's the deal here? funny...so add the user apache to the group apache. > > SAJChurchey Have you also set the according permissions on this directory? it should be something like dr-xr-x-- when you do ls -ali on /var/www/, especially the document root /var/www/html should have this permissions. if you need it writable do chmod u+w html and chmod g+w html so it's getting writeable for user apache and group apache. you see then also, which user is the owner of those directories. I have set them all to apache, group apache. Roger
