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How to change ColdFusion user
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sillyworm
Mar 9, 2005, 10:35:40 AM3/9/05
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I've recently installed CF on a RedHat machine. Initially, I installed using
the default 'nobody' user, but for some reason, every page request came back as
'File Not Found' by CF. I reinstalled and changed user to Apache, but I don't
know if this may present a problem if I secure some directories later. 1. How
do I change the user (without reinstalling) on Linux. 2. Any ideas why user
nobody might have failed (even reading files available to all users?) Thanks.
the default 'nobody' user, but for some reason, every page request came back as
'File Not Found' by CF. I reinstalled and changed user to Apache, but I don't
know if this may present a problem if I secure some directories later. 1. How
do I change the user (without reinstalling) on Linux. 2. Any ideas why user
nobody might have failed (even reading files available to all users?) Thanks.
serat
Mar 9, 2005, 6:23:49 PM3/9/05
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The only supported way to change the runtime user is to reinstall. I've never
seen someone successfully do it by editing the start script and
chmoding/chowning the ColdFusion tree. You might want to create a group having
the apache user and the coldfusion user, then chgrp -R the document root and
contents while making sure there is read access on the files for that group.
seen someone successfully do it by editing the start script and
chmoding/chowning the ColdFusion tree. You might want to create a group having
the apache user and the coldfusion user, then chgrp -R the document root and
contents while making sure there is read access on the files for that group.
sillyworm
Mar 10, 2005, 11:29:24 PM3/10/05
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Gotcha, thanks for the tip.
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