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derekslenk
PostPosted: Wed May 13, 2009 10:06 pm 
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So Apache2 uses u/g www-data:www-data. I want to set it up so people can upload to that directory, but I want it to go to those permissions when they upload, so it can still be modifiable by the webserver.

Is this possible?
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Yes, read the manuals/documentation for your FTP server of choice.
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derekslenk
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I read through all of vsftpd and I couldn't find anything... Unless I am just totally missing something
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Take a look at the chown_uploads config option.

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pclissold wrote:
Take a look at the chown_uploads config option.


I feel like an idiot, you just made my day.
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