Re: [WebDNA] v7 help
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2012
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texte = Gosh, this one is kind of weird. This particular VPS is actually = configured by DreamHost. The main administrator uses an interface for = all configurations, so even if I change something in the apache conf = file, it'll be rewritten if something is changed from the admin panel. = Fortunately, FCGID was already enabled so I could get WebDNA running = through just an .htaccess file. =20 However, a little later on, this domain was reconfigured for secure = hosting (dedicated IP) in order to enable SSL on this vhost. At about = the same time, all kinds of system-wide errors started popping up. I do think the permissions is the root cause though. The strange thing = I'm finding is that I am being denied access to folders in this domain, = in my own home directory, logged in as the owning user. For example: $ cd css -bash: cd: css: Permission denied Does this seem like something I should be talking to support about? On Jan 6, 2012, at 11:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Usually it's a permissions issue when it's working fine after=20 > initial installation but then after you upload files=20 > something about using those files does not works the way you=20 > think it should. >=20 > Typically this means the files you uploaded are not=20 > accessible to webdna because webdna does not have permission=20 > to open or modify them. >=20 > However ... >=20 > You seem to think it's a different problem based on the info=20 > in your post, and if you're correct then this error suggests=20 > that you have not configured something properly: >=20 >> cannot get docroot information (/) >=20 > I'm guessing from this error message that somewhere in your=20 > configuration you need to tell webdna or apache (or some=20 > other software?) where your document root folder is located. >=20 > Aren't you supposed to disable suexec to avoid such errors? >=20 > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome >=20 >=20 >=20 >> I got a v7 running on the Dreamhost VPS (Debian 6.0) >> earlier. I uploaded the zip, unarchived, got my >> .htaccess file and webdna.ini just right and everything >> seemed to be working great. >>=20 >> I uploaded some of my own files and now WebDNA is totally >> broken. >>=20 >> I tracked down these errors in the suexec.log >>=20 >> [2012-01-06 08:16:29]: uid: (12583651/aaronkaz) gid: >> (23858/pg72424) cmd: WebDNA.fcgi cwd: [2012-01-06 >> 08:16:29]: cannot get docroot information (/) >>=20 >>=20 >> Any >> Ideas?-------------------------------------------------- >> ------- This message is sent to you because you are >> subscribed to the mailing list
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Gosh, this one is kind of weird. This particular VPS is actually = configured by DreamHost. The main administrator uses an interface for = all configurations, so even if I change something in the apache conf = file, it'll be rewritten if something is changed from the admin panel. = Fortunately, FCGID was already enabled so I could get WebDNA running = through just an .htaccess file. =20 However, a little later on, this domain was reconfigured for secure = hosting (dedicated IP) in order to enable SSL on this vhost. At about = the same time, all kinds of system-wide errors started popping up. I do think the permissions is the root cause though. The strange thing = I'm finding is that I am being denied access to folders in this domain, = in my own home directory, logged in as the owning user. For example: $ cd css -bash: cd: css: Permission denied Does this seem like something I should be talking to support about? On Jan 6, 2012, at 11:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Usually it's a permissions issue when it's working fine after=20 > initial installation but then after you upload files=20 > something about using those files does not works the way you=20 > think it should. >=20 > Typically this means the files you uploaded are not=20 > accessible to webdna because webdna does not have permission=20 > to open or modify them. >=20 > However ... >=20 > You seem to think it's a different problem based on the info=20 > in your post, and if you're correct then this error suggests=20 > that you have not configured something properly: >=20 >> cannot get docroot information (/) >=20 > I'm guessing from this error message that somewhere in your=20 > configuration you need to tell webdna or apache (or some=20 > other software?) where your document root folder is located. >=20 > Aren't you supposed to disable suexec to avoid such errors? >=20 > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome >=20 >=20 >=20 >> I got a v7 running on the Dreamhost VPS (Debian 6.0) >> earlier. I uploaded the zip, unarchived, got my >> .htaccess file and webdna.ini just right and everything >> seemed to be working great. >>=20 >> I uploaded some of my own files and now WebDNA is totally >> broken. >>=20 >> I tracked down these errors in the suexec.log >>=20 >> [2012-01-06 08:16:29]: uid: (12583651/aaronkaz) gid: >> (23858/pg72424) cmd: WebDNA.fcgi cwd: [2012-01-06 >> 08:16:29]: cannot get docroot information (/) >>=20 >>=20 >> Any >> Ideas?-------------------------------------------------- >> ------- This message is sent to you because you are >> subscribed to the mailing list . >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us >> Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us
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