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In /etc/apache2/nano envvars I have listed

I've been using Apache since the last millennium and I have yet to come across a file at /etc/apache2/nano - you will need to explain what this file is for and why you have created it.

Is there a minimal command I can use, so that Sally1 is able to have all the permissions that Johnny1 has?

Why not give them the same UID?

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In reply to Re: I need a user just for Perl script run from web browsers by hippo
in thread I need a user just for Perl script run from web browsers by bartender1382

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