Hi,
I am a bit stumped with how to resolve an issue with Fileman on a RaQ550. I do not think the issue however is RaQ specific. Perhaps there is a simple solution.
I have users who have been provided FTP access to their home areas on the RaQ server. I have also provided some of these people with Fileman access. What is important for us here is that individual people be able to upload/download files as needed using FTP, but then be able to tailor the permissions/ownership (especially chmod) as needed (e.g. to add x to cgi scripts).
The problem is that files which are uploaded via FTP have the ownership of <username>:<sitename> (e.g. user1:site2), with permissions. Fileman runs under the webserver as the user httpd:httpd. Fileman cannot change the permissions of these files, or do anything really other than view files. Also, when a file is uploaded by Fileman it has the permissions 600 and ownership httpd:httpd, which make them invidible to the usert logged in via FTP.
Is there a simple solution to this that someone else can highlight for me?
I did a serach for posts relating to "permissions" issue using Fileman. I found a question which is similar to problem I have, but with no final solution.
Thanks for any help.
I am a bit stumped with how to resolve an issue with Fileman on a RaQ550. I do not think the issue however is RaQ specific. Perhaps there is a simple solution.
I have users who have been provided FTP access to their home areas on the RaQ server. I have also provided some of these people with Fileman access. What is important for us here is that individual people be able to upload/download files as needed using FTP, but then be able to tailor the permissions/ownership (especially chmod) as needed (e.g. to add x to cgi scripts).
The problem is that files which are uploaded via FTP have the ownership of <username>:<sitename> (e.g. user1:site2), with permissions. Fileman runs under the webserver as the user httpd:httpd. Fileman cannot change the permissions of these files, or do anything really other than view files. Also, when a file is uploaded by Fileman it has the permissions 600 and ownership httpd:httpd, which make them invidible to the usert logged in via FTP.
Is there a simple solution to this that someone else can highlight for me?
I did a serach for posts relating to "permissions" issue using Fileman. I found a question which is similar to problem I have, but with no final solution.
Thanks for any help.