Preserve apache file permissions

Perfect !

I will test it now, my hard disk on my new server has a problem, and I have to change it... Bad news, but your changes will make me own some times.

Just one thing not very clear for me :
Available only at Reseller Level and Admin Level Restores
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You mean, only admin (or reseller) can restore with this feature. But I can (as admin) restore right also for users ?

I will confirm it in few minutes, after some tries.
 
Hello,

I just removed that wording in the versions system. It's available at all levels of restores. The checking done is overly excessive enough not to be an issue.

John
 
Ok thanks.
I confirm it works (I verify the first backups, and check apache owner)

That's perfect. If all can work like this ...
 
update possible?

Hello,

I have mod_ruid .6b installed. Do you know if I can just update this to the latest version?

Thank you!
Benjamin

daveyw said:
The files created via PHP script or something (HTTP) will be owned by the user itself, and not 'apache'.

We are using mod_ruid since the beginning of our company, so we don't have the problem with "file XXX must be chmod 666/777" etc.

To install mod_ruid do the follow;
Now mod_ruid2 should be installed and activated in httpd.conf

For the last steps you can follow my post HERE.

From now if you create a file with apache, the file is owned by the user self and not 'apache'. So you also don't need to chmod things.

Also when there is a bug in the site, and with that bug they can run a perl script, the perl script will be started by the user, and not from apache.
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Yes you can, I did it too. After installing the new version you need to remove the old LoadModule line @ main httpd.conf
 
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