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Help with apache permissions...

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fozzynetworks

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Ok, so I'm running ColdFusion as the apache user.

I'm trying to write a file to httpdocs or cgi-bin. My problem is that I'm getting an access denied error. If I log in as root and chmod either folder to 777 then I am able to write to it via coldfusion.

ColdFusion is running as the system user apache. How can I work around this error without having to chmod these folders? Any ideas?
 
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