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Command to run after making changes to a domain?

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#1 Thu, 09/01/2005 - 13:47

KevinAngus

Command to run after making changes to a domain?

I've tried different forms of commands but nothing seems to happen; chown apache:apache /home/NEWDOMAIN/public_html/tmp

tmp is still owned by the domains user.

I tried /usr/bin/sh /var/bin/cho.sh no error, no change. Thanks

#2 Thu, 09/01/2005 - 13:56

JamesMiller

Are you saying that the files inside tmp are still owned by the domain user? you could try chown -R /home/domain/public_html/tmp to change ownership recursively.

Why are you trying to change such ownership from within the domain's public_html?

#3 Thu, 09/01/2005 - 18:10

KevinAngus

I'm just trying to get the chown command to run, if it runs then ll /home/DOMAINNAME/public_html/tmp would show the /tmp subdirectory with user apache as owner but it doesn't so I'd have to guess that the command is not running.....

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