Tag Archives: permission
Apache document root in users home directory with SELinux
Serving web-content from a user’s home directory allows the user to conveniently upload files. By default, the apache configuration in many Linux distributions assumes content is uploaded to a single directory owned by the webserver’s user, but it might be … Continue reading →
Posted in Security, Web technologies
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Tagged Apache, permission, public_html, SELinux
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Create webupload user for SCP
With a website running on your server you might have come across the permission problems when uploading files to the document root. Files are owned by the upload user, apache can read them but upload and modification via the web front-end fails and much more. The reason is the permission and ownership structure in Linux. But how to solve that mess? Continue reading →
Posted in Linux Administration
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Tagged permission, SSH, web
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