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Old 03-07-2008, 06:50 AM   #1
zerocool22
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Linux apache server


Hey, i just simply installed apache server with, yum install httpd
But i have previously authenticated my linux server to active directory with pam and ldap, and have set up a ftp server that works with active directory credentials, but how do i set it up that the ftp folder for each user is an apache webspace(so every user can upload their website with same login from pam)??
 
Old 03-09-2008, 12:55 PM   #2
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Not 100% an answer to the question

I create virtual hosts in apache; the document root for each virtual host is a directory in the user's home.

Code:
/home
 +--abc (home directory for user abc)
 |   +----www (document root for domain abc.com)
 +--def (home directory for user def)
     +----www (document root for domain def.com)

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