[horde] A basic question...

[Chris J Albertson]

Yes, those permissions are a good rule of thumb. The only thing I would suggest
is that the user that runs the webserver process have write access to the config
directories of the different components of horde. Otherwise, the administration
of horde won't be able to write the conf.php files via the admin frontend features.

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Quoting Paul Reilly <pareilly at tcd.ie>:

 
 > 	Who should own php scripts under the horde directory in an
 > installation? and what should the permissions be?
 >
 
 Is Berkeley running Horde/IMP?
 That would be good publicity for the project!
 
 On my instalation the files are user=root, group=httpd
 and permissions are rwxr-x--- , (the files need to be readable
 by whatever UID your webserver runs as)
 
 Paul
 
 
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