X-Git-Url: https://feistymeow.org/gitweb/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=scripts%2Fsystem%2Fadd_apache_site.sh;h=909604bbe118b65adc2e590da8c5a1933e52b29e;hb=68e4e52220a4505b8e78d6df86be9846658fa824;hp=db049e460bd4caab6d1d553e72f48036cf4fa29e;hpb=e31cf44db6ba5d1cfc45d34a878ba804684c3368;p=feisty_meow.git diff --git a/scripts/system/add_apache_site.sh b/scripts/system/add_apache_site.sh index db049e46..909604bb 100644 --- a/scripts/system/add_apache_site.sh +++ b/scripts/system/add_apache_site.sh @@ -88,8 +88,6 @@ function restart_apache() fi } -# chown folder to group www-data. can be done without setting a user, right? - # sets up the serverpilot storage location for a user hosted web site. function maybe_create_site_storage() { @@ -102,16 +100,15 @@ function maybe_create_site_storage() fi # now give the web server some access to the folder. this is crucial since the folders - # can be hosted in any user folder, and the group permissions will usually be only for the user. - chown -R $(logname):www-data "$BASE_PATH" - check_result "Failed to set www-data as the owner on the path: $full_path" - # note that web serving will also hose up unless the path to the folder is writable. so we walk backwards - # and make sure group access is available. + # can be hosted in any user folder, and the group permissions will not necessarily be correct already. local chow_path="$full_path" + # only the first chmod is recursive; the rest just apply to the specific folder of interest. + chmod -R g+rx "$chow_path" + # walk backwards up the path and fix perms. while [[ $chow_path != $HOME ]]; do -#echo chow path is now $chow_path - chmod -R g+rx "$chow_path" - check_result "Failed to add group permissions for www-data on the path: $chow_path" +echo chow path is now $chow_path + chmod g+rx "$chow_path" + check_result "Failed to add group permissions on the path: $chow_path" # reassert the user's ownership of any directories we might have just created. chown $(logname) "$chow_path" check_result "changing ownership to user failed on the path: $chow_path"