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webpage needing to be read by browser but owned by different user.

Asked by dgormley in Linux, Apache Web Server

I am running CentOS 4 (RHEL4) with PLESK 8.0 installed.

I have a user account that runs an eggdrop bot which creates a *.htm file under user test_user:test_user

I need this file to be readable by a browser under a particular domain.

therfore my websites are located at /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs which has ownership of domain:psacln

What is the best way to either:
1) Be able to update the file located at /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/file.htm and still keep it readable by a browser, thus I assume i need the file to have owner of domain:psacln

- or -

2) have the user account of domain be able to read the file.htm and display it at www.domain.com/file.htm

I have tried adding the user test_user to the group psacln and it wrote to there, but the file took on the ownership of test_user:test_user and was not able to be read by a browser. Therefore, I am stuck..

Please help me find the best way to work this situation.

Thanks.
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