It is a way to tell apache with file permision sould have the logs?
I have the php-log here: /var/log/php/phperror.log If this file
don't exist, apache will be create one with root.root and 644
permisions. The PHP-scripts can't write to this file. I need
www-data.www-data and 640.
What is the best practices mode to do it?
It is a way to tell apache with file permision sould have the logs?
I have the php-log here: /var/log/php/phperror.log If this file don't exist, apache will be create one with root.root and 644 permisions. The PHP-scripts can't write to this file. I need www-data.www-data and 640.
What is the best practices mode to do it?
Regards,
Isaac Puch
It is a way to tell apache with file permision sould have the logs?
I have the php-log here: /var/log/php/phperror.log If this file don't exist, apache will be create one with root.root and 644 permisions. The PHP-scripts can't write to this file. I need www-data.www-data and 640.
What is the best practices mode to do it?
Regards,
Isaac Puch
It is a way to tell apache with file permision sould have the logs?
I have the php-log here: /var/log/php/phperror.log If this file don't exist, apache will be create one with root.root and 644 permisions. The PHP-scripts can't write to this file. I need www-data.www-data and 640.
What is the best practices mode to do it?
Regards,
Isaac Puch
It is a way to tell apache with file permision sould have the logs?
I have the php-log here: /var/log/php/phperror.log If this file don't exist, apache will be create one with root.root and 644 permisions. The PHP-scripts can't write to this file. I need www-data.www-data and 640.
What is the best practices mode to do it?
Regards,
Isaac Puch
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