[ic] mod_interchange permissions

[Josh Lavin]

On Monday, April 7, 2003, at 04:54  PM, Dan Browning wrote:

> For example, if your web server is apache, and the user.group is  
> apache.apache, then you would do:
>
> chgrp apache /usr/local/interchange/etc/socket
> chmod g+rws /usr/local/interchange/etc/socket
>
> # I also like to do...
>
> chgrp apache /usr/local/interchange/etc/
> chmod g+rws /usr/local/interchange/etc/

Thanks, Dan. I was wondering about something like this.

Hhere's my socket now:
srw-rwS---    1 interch  apache          0 Apr  7 16:01 socket

I restarted IC and Apache, and still got the permission denied in my  
httpd error log! Works great as long as I don't restart IC.

I remembered reading this post today:
"Why do socket permissions keep changing?"
http://www.icdevgroup.org/pipermail/interchange-users/2002-October/ 
027369.html

Should we do this with SocketPerms in interchange.cfg?

Thanks,
Josh