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Okay,
Don't know where to ask or put this request.
I have a server that has webpages for non profit group and expertise with http code editing.
I can can ...
- 10-31-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Fedora 15 http and login ??
Okay,
Don't know where to ask or put this request.
I have a server that has webpages for non profit group and expertise with http code editing.
I can can edit and modify from inside LAN. Have several people to help edit, but limited editing skills with code.
Is there a way for them to access and/or login to webpage or folder toedit with limited access from either the webpage itself or FTP to the folder.
Need some suggestions or walkthrough and/or program to help with this.
Server is mostly for webpage for internet, and everything else is LAN with firewall, Nat, Router, Internet sharing. anything else to setup I would need to add.
I do some Linux command line. Did mostly DOS and Windows before. Linux GUI user and Newbie with command line......
- 10-31-2011 #2Just Joined!
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You can set up a ftp server easily and add a user that points to the scripts' location which they can use to login and modify files.
The chown command is to change ownership of the files to the FTP user so it is able to edit those. You might also want to edit the vsftpd.conf file and enable chroot of users and disable anonymous access.Code:yum install vsftpd /etc/init.d/vsftpd start useradd -d /path/to/files USERNAME chown -R USERNAME:USERNAME /path/to/files
- 11-01-2011 #3Just Joined!
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okay, there is FTP as an option... other than security issues.
WordPress and Joombla ? Which is better, simpler, more secure. just looking for more input on this...
Would it be imbedded in html pages as a window or login, or what?
I know wordpress on internet side as blog site. I am looking for webpages with info, calendar, updates, pictures, and other possible info.
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I suggest you try both and see which one is more easy to use and provides the functionality/design you need


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