Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Some questions...

[Marco Gaiarin]

Mandi! Chris Weiss
  In chel di` si favelave...

> as long as the webserver can write to the dir you setup for the files 
> (outside of
> the web root and NOT the real /home preferably, see the install/security 
> HOWTO) it
> will create dirs as needed.  For group access you need to edit the group and 
> click

I've simply installed phpwebhosting, and if i use phpwh they put me on
/home/<user> directory, creating it if does not exist.
I can create dirs on /home/<user>, but not on /home nor /.

I'm missing something?!


> the little blue box in the ACL column next to phpWebHosting to define the 
> group
> access.

Ok, i've not seend ACL blue box for phpwh, sorry.


> Now for sitemrg, I created a sitemgr group and added my sitemgr anon user to 
> have
> read access to the group and grant access to phpWebHosting to the anon user.  
> Then I
> can upload files under the group dir and copy the url to put on my sitemgr 
> pages as
> img's and hrefs.

Whithout setup apache?! In my mind i will setup apache to read in some
way the files in a phpwh folder (say www.sv.lnf.it/phpwh), so i can add
in sitemgr a URL to these files.
But clearly i don't want to put publicly available all the phpwh
subtree... so i've to create folder not in /home ;)


> you /could/ make a link from the phpWH dirs to the website and just refernce 
> the
> urls, but then you'd have a world writable dir that's fully publicly 
> accessable.
> through phpWH the files is passed though raw, including php and perl files, so
> nothing can be script/cgi executed.

I've not understood if you use this link, or some trick that i've not
so clear... ;)))

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