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Thanks, we'll see what we can do. Should be pretty easy, just a matter of changing $root_dir to the users web directory instead of the site admins directory.
Cheers,
Alex
I got it to work by changing the section:
Code:
# This checks to see if the logged in user is in the group that owns the home directory (typically
# sitenn). If you want to allow non site admins to use this tool, you can either add them individually
# to the group, or comment out the following lines.
my $dir_gid = (stat($root_dir))[5];
my ($gr_name, $gr_passwd, $gr_gid, $members) = getgrgid($dir_gid);
unless ($members =~ /$ENV{REMOTE_USER}/) {
die sprintf ($GT::FileMan::Commands::LANGUAGE{COBALT_BADGROUP}, $root_dir, $ENV{REMOTE_USER}) . "\n";
}
to:
Code:
# This checks to see if the logged in user is in the group that owns the home directory (typically
# sitenn). If you want to allow non site admins to use this tool, you can either add them individually
# to the group, or comment out the following lines.
my $dir_gid = (stat($root_dir))[5];
my ($gr_name, $gr_passwd, $gr_gid, $members) = getgrgid($dir_gid);
unless ($members =~ /$ENV{REMOTE_USER}/) {
$root_dir = $root_dir . "/users/" . $user;
}
This is on a Raq 4i, don't know how it would work on other systems, this is mostly to give an idea of one way it could be done (I've tested it a bit, don't know how secure it is, hopefully I don't find out.
