User Management in CentOS 7 and Apache Server
Budget: ₹1,250 – ₹2,500 INR
We have AWS EC2 instance
Installed == CentOS 7 & Apache Server
We have created a User and that user can not write but is also able to move the upper directory
But we want user should not move the anywhere in upper directory
1) root
2) centos
3) apache
currently, we have the above user has access to the web directory "/var/www/html/abc/" as well as other
If we add the user by name "user1" then then it can access, read-write "/var/www/html/abc/" but should not move in html directory
Example : user1 has access of "/var/www/html/abc/" i.e. abc directory
then user1 can read , write and delete in abc but user1 should not move
upper directory i.e. html
user1 should work in a limited area
our website runs on abc direcory hence apache user has also access to abc directory
in this case, our website should be run and user1 should access only abc directory
Note: Use SSH and SFTP
Installed == CentOS 7 & Apache Server
We have created a User and that user can not write but is also able to move the upper directory
But we want user should not move the anywhere in upper directory
1) root
2) centos
3) apache
currently, we have the above user has access to the web directory "/var/www/html/abc/" as well as other
If we add the user by name "user1" then then it can access, read-write "/var/www/html/abc/" but should not move in html directory
Example : user1 has access of "/var/www/html/abc/" i.e. abc directory
then user1 can read , write and delete in abc but user1 should not move
upper directory i.e. html
user1 should work in a limited area
our website runs on abc direcory hence apache user has also access to abc directory
in this case, our website should be run and user1 should access only abc directory
Note: Use SSH and SFTP