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Setting the Correct File Owner

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  • humptydumptyH Offline
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    humptydumpty
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    The doc page says that for Apache+PHP apps, permissions should be "www-data.www-data". Is that a typo? If not, how do I make the change?

    What should the owner be for:

    • folders
    • subfolders
    • files
    • htaccess
    • index.php

    Thanks!

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    • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

      The doc page says that for Apache+PHP apps, permissions should be "www-data.www-data". Is that a typo? If not, how do I make the change?

      What should the owner be for:

      • folders
      • subfolders
      • files
      • htaccess
      • index.php

      Thanks!

      murgeroM Offline
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      murgero
      App Dev
      wrote on last edited by murgero
      #2

      @humptydumpty chown -R www-data:www-data /app/data/public will make the whole public folder owned by apache.

      Change /app/data/public to a file or folder of choice.

      --
      https://urgero.org
      ~ Professional Nerd. Freelance Programmer. ~

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      • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

        The doc page says that for Apache+PHP apps, permissions should be "www-data.www-data". Is that a typo? If not, how do I make the change?

        What should the owner be for:

        • folders
        • subfolders
        • files
        • htaccess
        • index.php

        Thanks!

        micmcM Offline
        micmcM Offline
        micmc
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @humptydumpty said in Setting the Correct File Owner:

        "www-data.www-data". Is that a typo?

        A typo with the separator which should be : and not a . as in

        www-data:www-data
        

        @murgero has provided the right command here above.

        Ignorance is not an excuse anymore!
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        • nebulonN Offline
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          nebulon
          Staff
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          Thanks for letting us know about that typo. I have fixed it now in the docs.

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          • nebulonN nebulon

            Thanks for letting us know about that typo. I have fixed it now in the docs.

            humptydumptyH Offline
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            humptydumpty
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            @nebulon @micmc @murgero Thanks guys. I'm used to cPanel and setting file permissions with chmod but don't know what those numbers translate to in Cloudron. So www-data for all public facing files and folders is ok?

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            • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

              @nebulon @micmc @murgero Thanks guys. I'm used to cPanel and setting file permissions with chmod but don't know what those numbers translate to in Cloudron. So www-data for all public facing files and folders is ok?

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              nebulon
              Staff
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              #6

              @humptydumpty yes that is correct

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              • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

                @nebulon @micmc @murgero Thanks guys. I'm used to cPanel and setting file permissions with chmod but don't know what those numbers translate to in Cloudron. So www-data for all public facing files and folders is ok?

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                micmc
                wrote on last edited by
                #7

                @humptydumpty said in Setting the Correct File Owner:

                Thanks guys. I'm used to cPanel

                Now welcome to HIGH-CLASS simplified servers operations, through Cloudron web administrators' secret society 😛

                Ignorance is not an excuse anymore!
                https://AutomateKit.com

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                • micmcM micmc

                  @humptydumpty said in Setting the Correct File Owner:

                  Thanks guys. I'm used to cPanel

                  Now welcome to HIGH-CLASS simplified servers operations, through Cloudron web administrators' secret society 😛

                  murgeroM Offline
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                  murgero
                  App Dev
                  wrote on last edited by
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                  @micmc chanting one of us! one of us!

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                    girish
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                    #9

                    FWIW, '.' or ':' works as separator between user and group in chown. Though ':' is recommended nowadays since it allows a '.' in the username.

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                    • girishG girish

                      FWIW, '.' or ':' works as separator between user and group in chown. Though ':' is recommended nowadays since it allows a '.' in the username.

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                      @girish Useful info mate! 🙂

                      Ignorance is not an excuse anymore!
                      https://AutomateKit.com

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