I have a pretty standard server set up running Apache and PHP. An app I am running creates files and these are owned by the Apache user www-data. Files that I upload via SFTP are owned by my own user charlesr. All files are part of the www-data group.
I'm not really sure if the software that I need is a workflow management software.
Basically I need something that I can host on a Linux server that will provide the following functionality:
support a pre-set workflow, allowing users to see where they are currently in the workflow, and whether they are expected to act, or they should wait for some external action
users also need to see the dead
I'm looking for a business management system that I can host on Ubuntu Server. We are looking for something similar to SharePoint. I need it to be web based and have the ability to share and collaborate on documents. I know there are a ton of solutions out there that can handle that. But...
Most importantly I need it to be able to deal with forms.
There was a file called "login.orig" which had the same content as "login"... just different spaces. I deleted that and rebooted. The problem remains unchanged. Checking with pacman shows that each of the remaining files belongs to an installed package.
I'm running Plesk 9.5 on a VPS.
Apache runs as user Apache and all my htdocs files automatically owned by 'doggz' (that's me).
I wrote a PHP script that writes log data into text files, each day a new file. Normally a file is automatically owned by user doggz.
But sometimes a file has another owner and another group. Both are a number (I think the same as Apache). How is this possible?
When I run ls -l on the www folder and everything that's inside, I see that root:root are the owner/group
When I run ps aux | grep apache2, I get the first process owned by root (I assume this is normal, but why is it owned by root and not www-data?) and I get 6 other processes owned by www-data.
Now, since the ls -l /var/www shows -rw-r--r--, it should mean that www-data has no write privileg
As most of us will be working on taxes soon, I want to share a fix for a problem I ran into while trying to fill out the IRS forms. The problem is that Evince does not properly save data included on forms, such that if you fill out your form (i.e. 1040), save it and then open the saved copy, the data will not be visible.
I am saving data from edit textbox and getting that to save into pdf....It works fine but if i write text into multiline....it takes as single line...and make pdf file with single line...so how can i get the new line to save into pdf???
I'm trying to mount my vbox shared folder every time my ubuntu starts.
So, I added an entry on /etc/init with this:
description "mount vboxsf Desktop"
start on startup
task
exec mount -t vboxsf Desktop /var/www/shared
Seems to work, except by the fact that all the files are owned by "root", and I don't have permission to write on the folder (neither chmod nor chown seems to be working).
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