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GNU Screen Permission Error #51

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jullegulle2000 opened this issue Jan 26, 2018 · 3 comments
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GNU Screen Permission Error #51

jullegulle2000 opened this issue Jan 26, 2018 · 3 comments

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@jullegulle2000
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jullegulle2000 commented Jan 26, 2018

Heyyo, So after i did a yearly os reset by installing a brand new centos 7 minimal on the machine i decided to give this panel another try. I installed GNU Screen, Apache, PHP 5.4.16 & Java 8. I doubt it would work this time, But it didnt. It threw same error at me as before:

Running as user: apache

Cannot make directory '/var/run/screen/S-apache': Permission denied

I tried everything i could. I'm starting to wounder if its the apache name thats incorrect for me and the permissions. The webserver files are owned by "www-data" as you might have expected, But if i do the exec whoami in php it tells me apache. And same does your script when saying: "Running as user: apache". Shall i set the webserver files to apache too? Or what permission changes are required for this to work.
It would be awesome if you could help me make this work, And i really hate opening a new issue for this.
Thanks! ~Julle

@OGFris
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OGFris commented Feb 10, 2018

chmod lol?

@jullegulle2000
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To what? It dosent accept anything.

@Boxedsolutions
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You seems not to have correct permissions setup for the /var/run/screen folder for the webserver user.

A ls -al should show the set permission in the directory.

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