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Hi, for testing purposes, while configuring my web applications, I change the ownership of my application's folder in the server to the Apache user (www-data in Ubuntu):
Working wiht EC2 and BitNami AMIs, I changed the owner to "apache" and everything ran smoothly: But when I work in localhost server with a BitNami native stack, the BitNami "apache" user does not exist. And if I change the ownership of the applications folder to Ubuntu's Apache user "www-data", I'm not able to acces it via browser anymore. Did you face this problem before? What's the apache user for BitNami native stacks? Thank you very much in advance,
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If you have installed as a regular user, the Apache user is the same that your user. If you have installed as root user, the default Apache user is "daemon". I hope it helps. Thanks a lot !
(09 Oct '11, 04:55)
rodrigo
Rodrigo, can you mark the question as accepted?
(09 Oct '11, 07:37)
Daniel Lopez ♦♦
I have a follow up question to this: All files on the Bitnami WP Multsite stack are daemon:daemon but all files I add as bitnami user over ssh or scp are daemon:bitnami. How will this affect the usability of my server? Should I chgrp -R all daemon:bitnami directories and files to daemon:daemon?
(22 Jan, 14:56)
sakumatto
It is not necessary if the permissions of these files you are uploading are correct. I mean, check the permissions that correspond to each user or group. That's the key. I hope it helps you. If not, tell me an example and I will try to explain it in more detail. Regards.
(24 Jan, 04:17)
victor ♦♦
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