Well, another way to do that would be to add their current group to a new group. Or change another user to use the Virtual Server’s group (rather than vice-versa).
It’s possible that some components could get confused if the group were changed, it might be simpler to do one of the above.
But is it possible to change the Virtual Server’s group? Probably… I haven’t tried that before, and it may take a little tinkering to get it working. But it, in theory, should be possible to get that to work
can any1 tell me how to do that? i suck on linux, sorry =\
My site is: http://commons.garotacarioca.tk/ (/home/garotacarioca/commons)
- the apache user is: garotacarioca on group “common”
tries to acess: /home/admin/file.php
- user admin on group “common” too
what i did:
putted every user on the same group (files and folders too)
tried to force with 0777 in all folder and files
Included my base dir, in php.ini “/home/admin”
(here worked, cuz if i call is_dir(/home/admin/xpto_folder) works ^^