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svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=5879
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David Anderson 2005-04-16 23:54:56 +00:00
parent a714444b12
commit 428fbb2c98
3 changed files with 18 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ CViewResources::CViewResources(wxNotebook* pNotebook) :
BITMAP_TIPSHEADER = SECTION_TIPS + wxT(".xpm"); BITMAP_TIPSHEADER = SECTION_TIPS + wxT(".xpm");
LINKDESC_DEFAULT = LINKDESC_DEFAULT =
_("No available options currently defined."); _("No available commands");
// //

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@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ CViewStatistics::CViewStatistics(wxNotebook* pNotebook) :
BITMAP_TIPSHEADER = SECTION_TIPS + wxT(".xpm"); BITMAP_TIPSHEADER = SECTION_TIPS + wxT(".xpm");
LINKDESC_DEFAULT = LINKDESC_DEFAULT =
_("No available options currently defined."); _("No available commands");
LINK_TASKUSERTOTAL = SECTION_TASK + wxT("user_total"); LINK_TASKUSERTOTAL = SECTION_TASK + wxT("user_total");

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@ -172,6 +172,21 @@ DefaultType application/octet-stream
Suppose Apache runs as user 'apache' Suppose Apache runs as user 'apache'
and BOINC daemons runs as user 'boincadm'. and BOINC daemons runs as user 'boincadm'.
Directories created by apache need to be writeable to boincadm. Directories created by apache need to be writeable to boincadm.
This can be done in any of several ways:
<ul>
<li> Use Apache's suexec mechanism
to make the CGI programs run as boincadm.
<li> Make the CGI programs setuid and owned by boincadm.
<li>
Edit /etc/group so that boincadm belongs
to group apache, i.e. the line:
<pre>
apache:x:48:
</pre>
becomes:
<pre>
apache:x:48:boincadm
</pre>
Add these two lines to the beginning of the apache start script Add these two lines to the beginning of the apache start script
(called apachectl, usually in /usr/sbin on linux): (called apachectl, usually in /usr/sbin on linux):
<pre> <pre>
@ -180,20 +195,10 @@ Add these two lines to the beginning of the apache start script
</pre> </pre>
Apache will need to be stopped/restarted for this to take effect. Apache will need to be stopped/restarted for this to take effect.
<p>
You also need to edit /etc/group so that boincadm belongs
to group apache, i.e. the line:
<pre>
apache:x:48:
</pre>
becomes:
<pre>
apache:x:48:boincadm
</pre>
Now any file apache creates should have group writeable permissions Now any file apache creates should have group writeable permissions
(thanks to the umask) and user boincadm, who now belongs to group (thanks to the umask) and user boincadm, who now belongs to group
apache, should be able to update/delete these files. apache, should be able to update/delete these files.
</ul>
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