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Asked by Ravelstaff in Linux Network Security, Linux, Computer Servers
I am running a test web development server and use vsftpd to upload updated files to the web server root folder. The files in the root folder of the server are all chmod'ed to run as the user and group of the web server account that runs the web server.
When I chmod g+s the root folder itself all subsequent uploads to the root folder via vsftpd are set to the group access attribute of the root folder itself; i.e. when I connect using my personal user account the file's group once uploaded becomes that of the web server's root folder and not my user's default group. I need to do the same thing for the owner account of the uploaded file; i.e. when I upload it using my personal account on the server the uploaded file needs to be automatically changed to be owned by the user account that runs the apache server.
Anybody have any ideas? I have managed to do this before on another ftp server I configured but for the life of me I cannot remember how to do this, and neither can I find anything online, at least not so far. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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