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Here's my situation: what i want to do is to "git clone" a project under /var/www. But since i'm logged into my server as idcuser selinux (I suppose :D) doesn't permit me to do it. How can I "give" permission to my user to write under /var/www and, in the same time, let apache continue to read/write the files "cloned". Thanks a lot! |
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Use extended acl for you file system. First chown to www-data/httpd for your entire folder. After use setfacl to add extended acl to the same folder: setfacl -m u:your_user:rwx -R folder I presume you are using ext3/4 and you already have all compiled in your kernel (older versions of kernel 2.6 didn't had acl support enabled). If you get: setfacl: folder: Operation not supported then you should remount the partition with acl support: mount -oremount,defaults,acl /parition and don't forget to add it to fstab for later use. Remember, for any new file added you should do the same steps: 1. chown www-data 2. setfacl |
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