2006-04-13 07:53:08
Hi,
I guess this was already discussed: I am using webspace at my provider's webserver.
When I import a theme (and at some other action) to atutor, than the new file owner is the webserver - and not me!
That means I cannot edit or delete this files anymore.
Is there a workaround?
CU
Alex
2006-04-16 09:16:34
Only the root user can delete theme directories. You can move the theme directory as a regular user, if you need to relocate it.
2006-05-03 07:05:35
It wouldbe a nice feature to tell ATUTOR which user to take to save files. So I could modify my files on the webspace providers webspace....
Thanks for you help and answering all these requests. That's a great job, you are doing!
2006-05-03 08:36:13
I am not sure what you mean "..which user to take" or "... modify my files in the webspace provider's webspace"
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It wouldbe a nice feature to tell ATUTOR which user to take to save files. So I could modify my files on the webspace providers webspace....
Thanks for you help and answering all these requests. T...
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2006-05-04 03:58:45
Hi Greg,
sorry for my not-so-well English.
What I meant was:
I have got a user (e.g. Client123), which I use to log into my webspace system.
If I upload a file (e.g. ATUTOR System files), then the file owner is Client123.
But if I upload a theme using the ATUTOR functionality then the file owner is not Client123, but APACHE.
Since I do not have a password for APACHE I cannot alter or delete the files.
My suggestion is that ATUTOR offers a configuration to tell ATUTOR, which user (e.g. Client123 instead of APACHE) is use to write the file to the webservers discspace.
More clear?
Regards
Alex
2006-05-04 08:33:20
Yes, more clear, thank you. We will look into it for a future release.