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Tony

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I can get frontpage working for users manually by doing:

Code: 
chgrp nobody service.pwd
chmod 0640 service.pwd


Do it across all users which is great. But any cPanel update and that'll break.

I tried using this command:


Code: 
sed -rie 's/(safe_)?chmod\(( )?0600,( )?("\$\{myuid\}",)?( )?"\$(\{)?homedir(\})?\/public_html\$\{subweb\}\/_vti_pvt\/service.pwd"( )?\);/\1chmod(\20644,\3\4\5"$\6homedir\7\/public_html${subweb}\/_vti_pvt\/service.pwd"\8);/' /scripts/fp-auth /usr/local/frontpage/version5.0/apache-fp/fp-auth /usr/local/cpanel/bin/convertfppassthrough /scripts/fixfrontpageperm
I end up with

sed: can't read /usr/local/frontpage/version5.0/apache-fp/fp-auth: No such file or directory

So the /scripts/fixfrontpageperm does not actually change things the way I'd like.


So is anyone using something else to make so the /scripts/fixfrontpageperm does not break everything?
 
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T

Tony

Well-Known Member
#3
#3
mistwang said:
looks like cPanel has changed some scripts. will look into it.
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They should stop doing that.

My Perl is a little rusty and I never looked at the old frontpage scripts so I'm not sure what all they did and where they had the changing of permissions and ownership of the files previously.
 
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Tony

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#5
I believe the file that needs changed now is:

/scripts/cPScript/FrontpageAdmin.pm

So I believe it's just a matter of adding that file to the list.
 
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