ubuntu www-data permission
I have apache server with php installed on it,i have created new directory through php script,directory get created but it has owner & group (www-data:www-data) which did not allows me to write anything in directory.777 permission is risky which i wont give,i have other directories which has owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu)
i want newly created directory also under owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu).
what i need to do in php script when i created directory next time through php script it has owner & group is ubuntu:ubuntu.
apache2 php directory
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I have apache server with php installed on it,i have created new directory through php script,directory get created but it has owner & group (www-data:www-data) which did not allows me to write anything in directory.777 permission is risky which i wont give,i have other directories which has owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu)
i want newly created directory also under owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu).
what i need to do in php script when i created directory next time through php script it has owner & group is ubuntu:ubuntu.
apache2 php directory
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I have apache server with php installed on it,i have created new directory through php script,directory get created but it has owner & group (www-data:www-data) which did not allows me to write anything in directory.777 permission is risky which i wont give,i have other directories which has owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu)
i want newly created directory also under owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu).
what i need to do in php script when i created directory next time through php script it has owner & group is ubuntu:ubuntu.
apache2 php directory
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I have apache server with php installed on it,i have created new directory through php script,directory get created but it has owner & group (www-data:www-data) which did not allows me to write anything in directory.777 permission is risky which i wont give,i have other directories which has owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu)
i want newly created directory also under owner & group(ubuntu:ubuntu).
what i need to do in php script when i created directory next time through php script it has owner & group is ubuntu:ubuntu.
apache2 php directory
apache2 php directory
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Possible duplicate of How to avoid using sudo when working in /var/www?
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Possible duplicate of How to avoid using sudo when working in /var/www?
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