On 18/03/04 04:33, "Eugene Lee" <list-themacintoshguy at fsck.net> wrote: > > Incorrect. Files (and directories) to be served by Apache need to be > readable by the Apache process. For example, if you configure Apache to > run as user "www" and group "www", then served content must be readable > by either the user "www" or anyone within the group "www". > > In a shared web server, a typical method is to make all users' web > directories group-readable by Apache, but also disallow all world privs. > Doing this keeps users from accessing each other's web content. > Would you mind describing how to do this more in details? I am interested in finding out. Thank you in advance. -- Alexandre Gauthier Network Architect Divide By Zero Linux Solutions