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How to change current user to www in ubuntu?
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root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# su www
Cannot execute /sbin/nologin: No such file or directory
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# id www
uid=1000(www) gid=1000(www) groups=1000(www)
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Anyone knows?
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# su www
Cannot execute /sbin/nologin: No such file or directory
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# id www
uid=1000(www) gid=1000(www) groups=1000(www)
apache2 users
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Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login aswww. What are you trying to do?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
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Anyone knows?
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# su www
Cannot execute /sbin/nologin: No such file or directory
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# id www
uid=1000(www) gid=1000(www) groups=1000(www)
apache2 users
asked 14 hours ago
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Anyone knows?
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# su www
Cannot execute /sbin/nologin: No such file or directory
root@fsdfssfewgfdgfng1:~# id www
uid=1000(www) gid=1000(www) groups=1000(www)
apache2 users
apache2 users
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Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login aswww. What are you trying to do?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login aswww. What are you trying to do?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login as
www. What are you trying to do?– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login as
www. What are you trying to do?– RoVo
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How to run a command as a user whose login is disabled?
– RoVo
14 hours ago
There is no need ever to login as
www. What are you trying to do?– RoVo
14 hours ago
@RoVo i have a website it owned by www:www, if i upload the files using root, it will be root:root for those uploaded files, so i want to upload the file using www
– hkguile
14 hours ago
Add a "set group id" permission to folders in www, and uploaded files will be root:www, make them readable by group if needed.
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago
But better to not use root, make ownership someuser:www and upload files by someuser
– LeonidMew
14 hours ago