Hi.
I have web sharing on and I'm serving up an intranet site. The problem is that whenever I write files into my Sites directory using a Content Management System (Frontier) or an FTP client (Interarchy) the permissions get set so that Others have "No Access". This causes the user to get a 403 forbidden apache error. I can go in and set the permissions on the Sites folder to read only and then it works fine. But if I upload any new data its permissions are set to No Access for Others giving me the error again. Then I have to change the permissions on the new files. What gives? I can change the Permissions with an FTP client but I don't want to have to do that everytime I upload new files. Is there something in the httpd.config file that can fix this? I've tried chmoding the Sites directory and creating an ftpd.config with the line "umask all 022" in it but nothing worked.
Anybody else have this problem? I would appreciate some guidance.
Nitz
I have web sharing on and I'm serving up an intranet site. The problem is that whenever I write files into my Sites directory using a Content Management System (Frontier) or an FTP client (Interarchy) the permissions get set so that Others have "No Access". This causes the user to get a 403 forbidden apache error. I can go in and set the permissions on the Sites folder to read only and then it works fine. But if I upload any new data its permissions are set to No Access for Others giving me the error again. Then I have to change the permissions on the new files. What gives? I can change the Permissions with an FTP client but I don't want to have to do that everytime I upload new files. Is there something in the httpd.config file that can fix this? I've tried chmoding the Sites directory and creating an ftpd.config with the line "umask all 022" in it but nothing worked.
Anybody else have this problem? I would appreciate some guidance.
Nitz