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ompleted

I just discovered a problem with the port I created, the following
directories must be owned by the user the apache-fp server runs as (in the
httpd.conf file) other wise it can't read/write files to these directories.

                                          After fp_install.sh
          Correct owners
                                          User        Group            User
        Group 
../etc/apache                       [root]       [wheel]           [nobody]
 [nogroup]  All files
../www/data                          [nobody]  [nogroup]      [nobody]
 [nogroup]  All files
../frontpage                          [bin]         [bin]
            [nobody]  [bin]          dir & *.cnf files
../www/[VirtualServer]           [?]           [?]                 [nobody]
 [nogroup]  All files
/home/[user]/public_html       [user]      [user]             [nobody]
 [user]       All files

My first attempt to solve the problem resulted in the FP Extentions only
working with the ../www/data & ../etc/apache directories.  Apparently, I'll
have to modify the fp_install.sh script to chown ../etc/apache, ../www/data,
and ../frontpage to the owner in the httpd.conf file.

When a Virtual Server is created, its directory also needs to be owned by the
user in the httpd.conf file.  I discovered the Virtual Server problem when I
tried using the HTML Administrations Forms.

A users public_html directory must be owned by the user in the httpd.conf
file, before FP98 can be used to create a user sub-web.


Scot