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** Using Apache, it may be that you have some SuexecUserGroup setting in effect. Check Apache's documentation on mod_suexec. | ** Using Apache, it may be that you have some SuexecUserGroup setting in effect. Check Apache's documentation on mod_suexec. | ||
** Using IIS, there appears to be some similar mechanics, too. | ** Using IIS, there appears to be some similar mechanics, too. | ||
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Revision as of 09:25, 20 February 2008
My parameters don't update when using editparams.cgi, what am I doing wrong?
Bugzilla's parameters are being stored in the data/params file. So in order to update parameters, the user that your web server runs Bugzilla's scripts as needs permission to
- create, alter and delete files in Bugzilla's data/ directory
- alter and delete the params file in Bugzilla's data/ directory
Known quirks and things to think about:
- On Linux, check your SELinux settings, which may override common file permission settings.
- It may be that your web server runs Bugzilla's script as a different user than you might think:
- Using Apache, it may be that you have some SuexecUserGroup setting in effect. Check Apache's documentation on mod_suexec.
- Using IIS, there appears to be some similar mechanics, too.