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vtitech
Joined: 25 Apr 2008
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 Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:05 pm Post subject: ssh chown -- can't chown to nobody |
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Hi! I'm trying to chmod some files in my home directory to nobody so my php cms (joomla 1.5) has access to them without me setting permissions to 777. I researched on the internet a bit about how to do it and why what I was doing wasn't working. From what I understand I can't chown the files I want b/c I am not in the group nobody is in, right? Is it possible I could be added to "nogroup" so that when there is a problem with some of my files I can change it and not bother you guys?
Thanks,
Scott
vti.ca
ps. I have a php file manager that allows me to manage the "nobody" files just fine, except when I need to replace the files it runs on or need to change the ownership of some files I uploaded via ftp. |
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divya
CWH Staff
Joined: 24 Jul 2007
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Hi Scott,
Your account is hosted on a shared server. Hence we are afraid we couldn't grant you permission to change the ownership of your files to nobody due to security reasons.
Just send in a request to us whenever you want to change the ownership/permissions. We will be glad to help you out.
Regards,
Divya |
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