Eric Anderson wrote:
> It seems that apache probably has read, but not write, permissions to
> /var/www/siesta. I would chmod ?+w /var/www/siesta and any other
> directories that you would need to save to (replace the ? with u
> (user), g (group), or o (others) - which to use depends on the current
> owner:group of the folder and user:group that apache runs as).
Hmm. I don't really understand why modxslt would need to write to
/var/www/siesta - I don't think I want it writing all over my
directories. I had thought it only needed write permissions for /tmp.
My apache configuration, for what it's worth, is:
<IfModule modxslt.c>
XSLTTmpDir /tmp
<Directory /var/www/siesta>
XSLTEngine on
AddHandler mod-xslt .xml
</Directory>
</IfModule>
In any case, I tried giving full write (and execute, just in case)
permissions to /var/www/siesta (ie chmod -R 777 /var/www/siesta)
and it made no difference to the error message.
--
Dr. Toby White
Dept. of Earth Sciences, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3EQ. UK
Email: <tow21@xxxxxxxxx>
