On Sunday 23 December 2001 11:23 pm, you wrote:
> I've set up a suse-Linux box as a web server. Problem is new files that
> are created do not have proper rights properties to served why the apache
> unless manually set via a telnet session. How can I set the default rights
> for "all" users to rx (read and execute) and group rights for rwx for NEW
> files automatically? I've been searching through man pages, but can seem
> to find it.
Why would you want html files to be executable? They are read by apache, not
executed by bash. Though a directory needs x to grant access.
Just a quick note on Apache...
I've never had a rpm version work as needed so I've always ended up compiling
it. Actually not hard and you get just the right.
Next I also end up using shell scripts to automate things. This way I can
have my servers work just the way I like it.
As far as rights you can set the default new user settings by configure
/etc/default/useradd
/etc/security/(files)
/etc/skel
/etc/pam.d
and so on
Go through /etc/rc.config as many things are set in here on SuSE.
It all depends on what you are doing with that box. How it will be used. The
effort of customizing in some way makes it harder to use in some other way.
I first sit down and figure out my use and what type of setup will be the
best way to go. It laso has a lot to do about what kind of security is
needed. As /usr/share/doc/howto/en/html_single/Config-HOWTO.html says
"security is a vast subject".
Also very important. Stop using telnet. Disable it on ALL servers. Change to
ssh. It also replaces ftp. As you probably know mail, telnet and ftp all send
the password in clear text. VERY easy to steal.
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