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e.deventer at boer.nl
e.deventer at boer.nl
Wed May 3 04:52:39 EDT 2006
Sorry it took me so long to reply, there were a lot of other things going on. "Lee Brown" <administrator at leebrown.org> wrote on 21-04-2006 14:27:13: > The reason why I asked you to check the owner status is that the > owner of a file or application is always fully-privileged for that > file or application. Ask your system administrator to log and in > and try running your tests again. If it works when the > administrator is the current user and it doesn't work when you are > the current user, then somewhere in the apache/mod_python/python > process there is a file that cannot be accessed by an ordinary user. Turns out I was wrong, they are not owned by the user Administrator but by the user group Administrators. And my user account is actually part of the Administrators group. > If so, the quickest solution is for your administrator is to create > a new user group that has administrator-level privileges for all of > apache, mod_python, python, and the web document directories - all > the stuff you will be using. He should then add your user to that group. All these files are owned by the Administrator group. Kind regards, Edwin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mm_cfg_has_not_been_edited_to_set_host_domains/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20060503/334ecfdd/attachment.html
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