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How can I configure to have files created by PHP not owned by "apache:apache" but owned by the domain user (e.g., "dev3:dev3")?

On my shared hosting account which uses CPanel, Apache is set to "suexec" to the domain user account of the virtual host so I don't end up with permission problems creating/updating files in the public_html directory by PHP scripts.

I'm hoping I can configure my Webmin server similarly or I will have a mess in transfering my scripts/websites from the CPanel server.

What is the best way to get support?

I opened a "Customer Issue" yesterday, but so far, no reply.

What is the expected time to get a response?

I purchased a license yesterday, installed a fresh copy of CentOS 4 x86_64, and ran the install script which aborted when it had a problem with installing some kind of key (see Customer Issue report). I'm dead in the water!

It looks to me like the install on x86_64 is broken. I can't see how I did anything wrong. Just installed a fresh copy of CentOS and did install...

I've gotten things working for the most part, but I'm currently having two problems, and hopefully they are just really simple config issues.

First, although dovecot is working great, I can't do SMTP auth with postfix, and although I've seen several methods for enabling the various auth methods using cyrus server process shows up, the correct entry in main.cf must be missing because none of my outside clients can authenticate with any method on smtp.

The status of your system is being checked to ensure that all enabled features are available, that the mail server is properly configurated, and that quotas are active ..

Mail server Sendmail is installed and configured.

Apache is installed.

Webalizer is installed.

MySQL is installed and running.

Logrotate is installed.

Using network interface venet0 for virtual IPs.

Failed to find mount point for /home

does any one know where going wrong help pls

Can anyone tell me if spamassassin & procmail are currently working in version 3.0.7 on Fedora 4.

I'm really not sure what i'm looking at, or how to check if its configured correctly.

Could someone maybe give me a bullet point checklist for configuration and checking its setup.. definatley some docs needed for this as i barely understand most of it and there no chance my customers will :)

Cheers, Chris

Hi,

Can somebody please let me know how to create a subdomain that point to a different folder?

i.e.

www.mydomain.com - /home/mydomain/ www.sub.mydomain.com - /home/sub.mydomain/

Thanks for any help you can give

Richard Webster

I have now managed to upload the site(s) to the public_html folder but when I key in http://www.domain.com/ I just get the apache default confirmation page and not the correct index.html page for the web site itself.

if I add the full path to the domain http://www.domain.com/index.html it comes up fine but of course most surfers wont know that.

I have been looking everywhere and can't seem to locate where the default for the virtual server owner's unix username is configured. I am sure it is painfully simple and I have overlooked something, but if someone could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.

Virtualmin is generating usernames in the form of domain.tld and I would like it to simply use domain ( ${DOM} vs. ${PREFIX} correct )? HELP!

Hi all (and hi Joe!)

I added a subdomain for a site, say new.mydomain.com, using virtualmin and clicking on the "Add sub-domain" option. All looked to be well, and the dir /home/myuser/domains/new.mydomain.com/ was created. Accessing new.mydomain.com from a browser resolved immediate, so I began uploading to /home/myuser/domains/new.mydomain.com/public_html/

How can I get in contact with you guys to talk about licences?

I have sent three emails to Joe but no replies from last couple of days. Need to try and sort something fairly urgently and pay you some money!

Sorry to use the forums but I am not sure if anyone is getting my emails there?

Paul

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