limitation of user a/c ( telnet service ) now drifted to webserving

[edwardspl at ita.org.mo]

Hello,

I want to use the command of chmod and chown config the limitation for a
Web User account...
eg : /home/abc and /home/abc/html

Allow user "abc" read / modify / delete files under /html directory...
But can't modify / delete System files ( dot files ) under /home/abc
directory...
Allow anyone they can read only the files under /html directory (
actually, www.abc.com )...

May be these operation steps ( sample ) are okey ?
1, chown root /home/abc
2, chmod 1775 /home/abc
3, chown root /home/abc/.*
4,chmod 775 /home/abc/html ( Read only on the Internet )

Edward.

Tim wrote:

>On Tue, 2007-02-20 at 22:54 +0800, edwardspl at ita.org.mo wrote:
>  
>
>>If I want to config the web service, eg : http://www.abc.com, then the
>>actual location is /home/abc/html/All_of_homepage_files...
>>So, how to operator every web user account similar with above
>>setting ?
>>    
>>
>
>Some of what you want is getting lost in translation.  Are you wanting
>different people to have their own files in there?  Different people to
>edit common files?  One person editing the HTML files?  Something else?
>
>An easy solution for users to have their own websites is for them to use
>a "public_html" directory in their homespace, and to configure Apache to
>allow userdirs.  They'll get a sub-directory off the domain:
>
>e.g.  http://www.example.com/~john/
>      http://www.example.com/~jane/
>
>If you wanted each user to have their own domain name, that'd require
>more configuration (DNS records, and the Apache webserver
>configuration), then you could have addresses like:
>
>     http://john.example.com/
>     http://jane.example.com/
>
>The "file permissions" thread is discussing Apache at the moment, you
>might want to have a look at that.
>
>  
>

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