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I've seen this used a lot while browsing the web
http://domain.com/~system_user_name
I thought it was cute to say the least, and figured I'd query the neutral god Google to see ...
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- 11-24-2008 #1Just Joined!
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System users and Apache
I've seen this used a lot while browsing the web
http://domain.com/~system_user_name
I thought it was cute to say the least, and figured I'd query the neutral god Google to see if I could find any documentation of allowing system users to have web subdirectories.
But I wasn't able to find anything, and I know at one point I had the documentation for it.
I'm not new to *nix jargon, so there shouldn't be need to simplify a response. : )
I appreciate your time.
- 11-24-2008 #2
maybe something like this
OpenSourceHowTo.org - Setup Apache2 with Access to Home Directories
more here
apache access home directory - Google Search
- 11-25-2008 #3Just Joined!
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Good step in the right direction.
Apparently, all it really took was making sure I had the module Userdir installed, then making a <IfModule> tag in the httpd.conf.
If anyone else is interested:
Apache module mod_userdir
https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...serdir-259431/


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