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Subject: Re: Apache is taking the chmod.
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You need to open up permissions in those public_html directories for
httpd.  You need at least group read on the files.

Dead Line wrote:
> 
> Hello All,
> 
>     Iam on FreeBSD 4.2-Release.
> 
>     There is Apache-fp installed in my box.
> 
>     I have a group /home/shells
>     This group is in chmod 750 (So no one from out side this group
>     can enter this group, only group members)
>     and each user in this group is in chmod 700
>     (No other than the owner can enter to his home directry)
> 
>     This is fine,
>     The problem is, when I create a directry  public_html
>     inside thier home shell the apache is taking the group
>     and the user chmod so when we try to retrive the URL
>     it will say " Access denied, you donot have permission"
> 
>     what to do please?
>     could someone help?
> 
>     Thank you.
>     Marwan.
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