[Xitami] Xitami - Script/File Permissions???

[Zdenko Roháè]

Hello.
One possible solution of user rights at NT is running Xitami as a service
logged as defined account.
You can set the account under which will be Xitami running
in Settings/Services/Startup... - Log on as ...
Use existing account or create new one especially for Xitami and
set the permisions on files as you like for that account.
Used account have to be allowed to "Log on as a servrice"
in Administrative tools/User manager for domains/Policies/User rights/
then check the box "Advanced user rights", find "Log on as service"
and add an "user".
This works very nice for me as I need to have cgi scripts running under
"normal" user account to be able to access database server.
                                         Bye
                                                 Zdenko Rohac.

At 01:23 3. 10. 2001, you wrote:
>I have set up a Xitami Server on an NT Server with NTFS. I am able to
>run simple PERL and PHP scripts, but if they try to write to disk (ie
>update files, etc...) they fail. I understand with Unix, chmod is
>commonly used to set file and directory permissions to allow this sort
>of thing. I have also read an article referring to the CACLS utility
>used on NT systems to assign permissions to the ISUR_server account
>when running IIS.
>My question is how do I accomplish this sort of thing with Xitami?
>What user do I need to assign permissions to? Please spell it out with
>examples if possible.
>
>Thanks, MIKE
>
>
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