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How to make Apache run as current user

rated 0 times [ 29] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 131237 / 2 Years ago, fri, december 3, 2021, 9:21:59

I think for a development machine, its more convenient to run Apache as the current user to simplify permissions problem? How do I do that? I think its suexec but how do I configure it in Ubuntu+Apache?

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answered 2 Years ago tisglitter · Accepted Answer

I myself would add the user to the www-data group with...

sudo adduser {username} www-data

Simple and effective. No messing with config files or permissions.