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Linux apache question Anyone here use clark connect I think I may have outsmarted myself.

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tm37

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I was using my CC to host some kid pics, like a moron I saw I didn't have apache installed so I installed it. When I did I lost access to my website directory that I throw the pictures in. I just want to know how to put jpg's in that directory so I easly distribute. Before I just used Windows (XP) explorer and cut paste. Now I get the error access denined make sure disk isn't full or write protected

How do I get access to that directory
 
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Check your permissions.
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I am a total moron at red hat. I have a web based control panel and also webmin .970. (just got that installed tonight.

What is the easiest way to sheck permissions?
 
Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Check your permissions.
Click to expand...


I am a total moron at red hat. I have a web based control panel and also webmin .970. (just got that installed tonight.

What is the easiest way to sheck permissions?
Click to expand...

login, cd to the dir above the one you are having trouble with (ie if you are having problems with /usr/local/pitadir, cd /usr/local). ls -ld pitadir (replace pitadir with the dir you are having trouble with). If you are the owner, the perms should be something along the lines of: drwxr-xr-x, if you are not the owner, it would need to be something like: drwxrwxrwx (depending on if you are in the same group as the dir belongs to). If the permissions are too restrictive to allow you to move files there, either add yourself to the group and chmod the dir to drwxrwxr-x. Let me know what the permissions are, the owner, group, and what your username is and the groups you belong to and I can try to help some more. Also, how are you trying to access the dir?
 
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Check your permissions.
Click to expand...


I am a total moron at red hat. I have a web based control panel and also webmin .970. (just got that installed tonight.

What is the easiest way to sheck permissions?
Click to expand...

login, cd to the dir above the one you are having trouble with (ie if you are having problems with /usr/local/pitadir, cd /usr/local). ls -ld pitadir (replace pitadir with the dir you are having trouble with). If you are the owner, the perms should be something along the lines of: drwxr-xr-x, if you are not the owner, it would need to be something like: drwxrwxrwx (depending on if you are in the same group as the dir belongs to). If the permissions are too restrictive to allow you to move files there, either add yourself to the group and chmod the dir to drwxrwxr-x. Let me know what the permissions are, the owner, group, and what your username is and the groups you belong to and I can try to help some more. Also, how are you trying to access the dir?
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I set up this "simple web server" because my wife was baffled by the intricacies of the FTP protical. I access the directory through samba windows networking. (network neiborhood) . I have tryied a few things that haven't worked. (setting the samba global premmisions) I want the samba stuff to be open to nayone on the LAN BUT no write access External.

I am trying to use the webmin program and I have also been reading

Here
 
Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Check your permissions.
Click to expand...


I am a total moron at red hat. I have a web based control panel and also webmin .970. (just got that installed tonight.

What is the easiest way to sheck permissions?
Click to expand...

login, cd to the dir above the one you are having trouble with (ie if you are having problems with /usr/local/pitadir, cd /usr/local). ls -ld pitadir (replace pitadir with the dir you are having trouble with). If you are the owner, the perms should be something along the lines of: drwxr-xr-x, if you are not the owner, it would need to be something like: drwxrwxrwx (depending on if you are in the same group as the dir belongs to). If the permissions are too restrictive to allow you to move files there, either add yourself to the group and chmod the dir to drwxrwxr-x. Let me know what the permissions are, the owner, group, and what your username is and the groups you belong to and I can try to help some more. Also, how are you trying to access the dir?
Click to expand...

I set up this "simple web server" because my wife was baffled by the intricacies of the FTP protical. I access the directory through samba windows networking. (network neiborhood) . I have tryied a few things that haven't worked. (setting the samba global premmisions) I want the samba stuff to be open to nayone on the LAN BUT no write access External.

I am trying to use the webmin program and I have also been reading

Here
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Get ws-ftp or cuteftp and explain that to her. You probably have something wrong in your smb.conf. Check out samba.org for more information on configuring it.
 
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