Why I must set repos's right to others, by apache access

[Peter <sm...@21cn.com>]

Hi,

I found the repos's right must be set to 707 (owner and others could RWX), even if user apache is the owner and group apache is the group.

[root@cd-server-a svn]# chown -R apache rep
[root@cd-server-a svn]# chgrp -R apache rep
[root@cd-server-a svn]# chmod -R 707 rep
[root@cd-server-a svn]# ls -l
drwx---rwx 4 apache apache 4096 06-27 19:25 rep

My host running Redhat EL5, and apache running user/group are apache/apache.

Regards,
Peter

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Re: Why I must set repos's right to others, by apache access

[Matt Sickler <cr...@gmail.com>]

NOTHING should ever be set to xx7 - it is NEVER necessary and ALWAYS
means you are doing something wrong.
( Yes I know of a few situations where that is wrong, but
99.9999999999% of the time it is true ).

On 6/27/07, Peter <sm...@21cn.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found the repos's right must be set to 707 (owner and others could RWX), even if user apache is the owner and group apache is the group.
>
> [root@cd-server-a svn]# chown -R apache rep
> [root@cd-server-a svn]# chgrp -R apache rep
> [root@cd-server-a svn]# chmod -R 707 rep
> [root@cd-server-a svn]# ls -l
> drwx---rwx 4 apache apache 4096 06-27 19:25 rep
>
> My host running Redhat EL5, and apache running user/group are apache/apache.
>
> Regards,
> Peter
>
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