Hi all, I was wondering if someone knows what's up. I have ISP Config 2 running on my server and all has been well until today. I needed to upgrade PHP from 5.1 to 5.3. I removed the php-* packages, and installed the equivalent php53-* packages. I've noticed since then, that PHP seems to be writing files to the server with the 'apache' user context. I'd love to know how I can fix this. I'm running CentOS 5.6 (upgraded from 5.5). Thanks!
If you use mod_php, this depends on the user and group that Apache is running as. I think apache is the correct user for CentOS.
Sorry for not coming back sooner. Yes, apache is the correct user, but not when using ISPConfig. Each apache/http domain would write files under its own user:group context (ie. web1_admin:web1). Since updating PHP this has stopped. I've modified the permissions on the domains to apache, but it's far from ideal and not great security. Anyone have any suggestions how I can get this behaviour back?
