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So I finally got around to doing this. I'm running into a problem: Apache from inside the jail is seeming to take over the Apache from outside the jail. I think it may be because of the bind mount...

This may is definitely true, but it's still best to be prepared. :razz:

I work from so many different clients it's not funny. Some of them spawn new files with no group permission or read-only group permission. Plus files spawned from Apache subprocesses would have a...

I've done that in the past, making www-data as the primary group for the user. It just feels sloppy. And not everything creates files with proper permissions.


Last time I tried using SSH's...

What I'm looking for is like what webhosts use. When a user logs into SSH or FTP it should show the VirtualHost's root as /. I also want Apache to chroot into this directory, however, so that PHP,...

I hate bumping just as much as the next guy, but.... it's been over a month without replies.

So I just bought my fancy new $100 audio card and....... no mic via PulseAudio... It does, however, show in Alsa. So I added a LoadModule line to default.pa... Well, now it shows up and works, but......

I had the troubles with Thunderbird when I used it.

Anyone else experiencing these issues? It's rather frustrating.

I had someone PM the other day to see if I found a solution. So here's my anonymized response (for other's reference):

I have noticed that once I minimize a GTK-based app to tray, won't stay unminimized. Here's the process:

Open app -> Minimize to tray -> Unminimize from tray -> Click on window -> Window vanishes...

Well... Much lack of response, such wow. Maybe I'll have better luck on WineHQ...

It's been a couple days... anyone have any ideas? I'd welcome them happily, even if they don't work.

I would like to enable the secondary monitor, but it does not seem to want to recognize my second monitor. How can I "trick" wine into thinking my monitors are 2 separate monitors, rather than 1...

OK, I cannot get my Linux install to login with my provider to USA Network site.

What does not work:

Chrome [Linux] with extensions (ABP, Ghostery, etc.) - Shows "Verifying..." indefinately
...

I'm a man and I dislike the snobby attitudes of much of the Linux community. If it weren't for the necessity for help from time to time, I would avoid Linux communities like the plague. It's about...

I think I found a solution. I modified it to use chmod instead of umask and exit instead of return:


#!/bin/sh
if [ "${1}" = "" -o "${2}" = "" ]
then
echo "Usage: lchmod "
exit...

Same question as this, but thread was closed...

and the answer...

is a dead link.

Nope.

I said what I did before, restated what I'm doing, and restated what I'm going to do.

The users I created, before the www-data setup, for the web portion are setup like this:


useradd -b /var/www -g www-data -m -N -s /bin/bash $user
passwd $user
chmod -R ug=rwX,o=r...

No, but that doesn't stop anyone. But I do agree there.

I'm logging in as a regular user and immediately su'ing into the system user to modify the files owned by it.

I'm not promoting it...

You don't need FTP if the directories are owned by Drupal's calling user, 'www-data' in my case. I hate FTP, and would rather the "vulnerability" of logging in as www-data, of which I still don't see...

I had to look both of those up...

I found the Ubuntu page on AppArmor, but I couldn't get the gist of what it was by skimming. I'll read more later when I'm not so busy.
Correct me if I my...

Yeah, I have been meaning to move to SSH keys instead. So consider the "password" either a password or an SSH key.

So it can be used by Apache's MPM module. It may not be required, I didn't look...

I had a thought that may satiate y'all's problem with the system "vulnerability" that loggin in with www-data created. Even though I don't see how it is insecure in any form.
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