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geeza@

Basic Pleskian
Hi,

I'm a bit of a unix permissions/file ownership rookie and have a client asking us if we can change the group of the files in his webspace to apache (so his cms will work correctly). The user/owner would be the plesk client and the group would then be apache. Is there any negative security consequences of doing this? Any advice much appreciated.
 
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