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user authorization
okay you do have a redhat server running somewhere right ! then if you look into the /etc/group file you would see a group listed there with a GID of 10 called the wheel group and it is assigned to root also....this allows you to give root privileges to other users...just as you give...- mocha
- Post #4
- Forum: Linux (server)
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user authorization
hi! you could try to add a particular user to the "wheel" group....that would give him root privileges...the rest of the users, however, should not be allowed to access any other directory other than their home directory(chroot) hope this helps regds- mocha
- Post #2
- Forum: Linux (server)
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htaccess problems - any gurus out there?
okay the first thing is that make sure your.htaccess and .htpasswd are in the same directory that you are trying to protect..... Secondly...there is a line that you need to add in you http.conf file in the .htaccess section(not the directory in question but the .htaccess section)...- mocha
- Post #2
- Forum: Linux (server)
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apache ssl and virtualhost problem
i have been able to successfully install apache and mod_ssl and openssl and they work very well however, the page only opens on my local machine browser and not when any other computer on the lan requests the page please help!! its pretty crazy why it won't work- mocha
- Post #18
- Forum: Linux (server)
