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<font size="2">Jake,
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<br />That would take a LOT of explaining. You'd probably do yourself a favor by just browsing through the directory structure under /home and /home/sites. All of the directory names are very logical and descriptive of what's kept in them.
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<br />And one hint - watch for directories with similar names (/home/sites versus /home/.sites and each site's users versus .users).
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<br />Chuck
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From: Alex Jake <alex.jake@live.co.uk>
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To: <blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it>
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Sent: Mon, 25 Jul 2011 16:04:54 +0100
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Subject: [BlueOnyx:07839] Virtual Host Account Directory Creation
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Hi,
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<br />> When a Virtual Host is created, what does the BQ UI tell
CentOS to do to prevent one customer from seeing the data of another customer,
is each directory somehow locked to that user, if so, does anyone know how it's
done?
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<br />> For example, something like...
<br />> useradd
<b>username</b>
<br />> chown <b>username:username</b> /website-folder
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<br />> Thank You,
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<br />> Alex Jake.
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