Why are you auto-generating your site?

If it's to restore from some sort of backup (unlikely), you should use some form of FTP method to backup/restore files.

More than likely, you probably run this to generate some sort of custom HTML. Exactly what, I don't know.

I'd like to suggest generating your website on the fly using a healthy dose of SSI and Perl. It's always fresh, always live, and no messy setuid to worry about.

If this is not the case, perhaps you could elaborate on your problem, and we'd love to help.

John J Reiser
newrisedesigns.com

In reply to Re: (newrisedesigns) permissions and apache by newrisedesigns
in thread permissions and apache by cidaris

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