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ownership problem 16 Years Ago by cosby Hi everyone i am having a problem with file upload ownership,i am running apache2 and the default ownership on httpd.conf is nobody nogroup. can someone help me with a peace of php code to change this to my own. Re: ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by can-mohan … copy constructor and unique_ptr use move function to transfer the ownership. But in both cases assignee pointer becomes null then what… Beginning C++0x: Design of Ownership 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … poles, i.e. no-relation, specialization and ownership, that bound the continuum of possible relations between …;memory>[/ICODE]. This smart-pointer implements unique ownership and automatic behavior, in other words, the pointer…always be able to anticipate the most appropriate ownership relation between the objects. The most versatile solution… Easy Way Taking Ownership Of Files && Folders 17 Years Ago by eladkarako You can Take Ownership By a Click of a mouse. Use the registry file … folder) you can't get access into, select "take ownership" from the context menu, a small cmd console will… control of the object, if done on a folder, the ownership will be set on all sub folders (recursive) and files… file ownership in a archive script 14 Years Ago by whizkidash … goes to the particular directory. It should adapt to its ownership. But the script which i had shared below is run… share with me such that it uses it own file ownership ?... File ownership of the particular directory as below: 1)Trigger/archive… Take ownership by command line on cmd 11 Years Ago by Alv45525 …is a routine work that we do to take ownership on a profile, rename the profile and copy… inheritance on the profiles so it is taking ownership only on the main folder and not on … There are no %username%V2 profile to take ownership echo ***************************************************** ) pause GOTO MENU Re: new files created under apache ownership!! Need Help 16 Years Ago by digital-ether … new folder, the new folders begin created are under apache ownership, that's why they are not accessable by normal users… guide me how to set the default new files/folders ownership? i have to change it from apache to my own… user.[/QUOTE] Only the root user can change ownership. If you are root the command is [B]chown[/B… changing osx ownership and permissions 20 Years Ago by Jemstar hi. i'm running a g4 with osx 10.3.3. and i cannot change the ownership and permissions for a 10gb external hard drive from 'read only'. it isn't giving me any options in Info 'apple i' under 'ownership and permissions'. thanks. any help will be appreciated. new files created under apache ownership!! Need Help 16 Years Ago by 50tips … new folder, the new folders begin created are under apache ownership, that's why they are not accessable by normal users… guide me how to set the default new files/folders ownership? i have to change it from apache to my own… Facebook Ownership Under Scrutiny 14 Years Ago by khess … as defendant in a lawsuit over the Facebook's majority ownership. Paul Ceglia claims that he entered into a contract, signed… the suit is: Declaratory judgement for monetary damages and 84% ownership. So, what would Zuckerberg be left with? He is the… Add "Take Ownership" To Right-Click Context Menu In Win 7 14 Years Ago by Adamsappleone Taking ownership of system files or folders in Windows 7 or Vista is not a simple task. Whether you use the GUI or the command line, it takes far too many steps. This works for XP, Vista and Win7 32&64bit. [url]http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/add-take-ownership-to-explorer-right-click-menu-in-vista/[/url] Re: new files created under apache ownership!! Need Help 16 Years Ago by cron410 … and depending on what the filetype is, have it change ownership, move the file, rename the file, whatever you want. you… Postgres ownership rules? 18 Years Ago by EnderX Does anyone know how to change the ownership of a view in a postgres database? I have no clue how to do so, and all of the solutions I've seen so far online don't want to work for me. Thanks in advance, -EnderX Re: Postgres ownership rules? 18 Years Ago by pty [QUOTE=EnderX;257218]Does anyone know how to change the ownership of a view in a postgres database? I have no clue how to do so, and all of the solutions I've seen so far online don't want to work for me. Thanks in advance, -EnderX[/QUOTE] [code] ALTER TABLE vw_my_view OWNER TO pty; [/code] changing osx ownership and permissions 17 Years Ago by prasadjsing If I administrator of the apple mac G4, I couldn't access one of it's Hd. Its ownership & permissions checked me as no access. Now i want its unchecked and access that Hd. This time any where of the machine didn't appear that Hd correctly. Pls, advise me what should I Do or have U a software for change this. Re: changing osx ownership and permissions 16 Years Ago by redage If admin on MA-G4 you can press cmd.-I, while the icon of the HD is highlighted, in that Info-Window at the bottom you find a little square-Button that you can check. It says: disregard Ownership on this volume. best redage File ownership and Security rights changed on many .jpg's 13 Years Ago by Gr8fultom … way to regain access is to go in and change ownership and then add Everyone as a user to each individul… Help with directory access/ownership... 11 Years Ago by NardCake Hello! So I've always had trouble with permissions/directory ownership and I can't figure this out... I have my … Re: Help with directory access/ownership... 11 Years Ago by onsponge heyhey not too sure about this, but have you tried changing the ownership of the directory recursively? chown -R apott:www-data perhaps? sorry not much of a help =x Code ownership 10 Years Ago by ddanbe Not that important, but just a question that pops up. Does the code we post here has any legal ownership? Does it still belong to the OP or is it DaniWeb's or has it become open source? Re: ownership problem 16 Years Ago by mschroeder What are you trying to accomplish by changing the httpd.conf file? Re: Mac OS X "Ownership & Permission" 20 Years Ago by redAPPLE [QUOTE=yellow]Is "Ignore Ownership" turned on or off? Maybe this will help: [url]http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=27225[/url][/QUOTE] ignore ownership is deactivated (not checked) Re: Mac OS X "Ownership & Permission" 20 Years Ago by yellow Is "Ignore Ownership" turned on or off? Maybe this will help: [url]http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=27225[/url] Ownership and permissions for apache in linux 15 Years Ago by slacke I need to enable ftp access on some web directories in apache. What is the best way to do this? My apache server is running on linux. It runs as user wwwrun and group www. What should be the permissions and who should be the owner of the web directories and files? What I need to do is to enable ftp administration of one of these web … Re: Ownership and permissions for apache in linux 15 Years Ago by slacke The permission related issue is solved now. I moved the ftpuser into www group under which the apache runs and set the permissions for the web directory so that group can change them. ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by can-mohan Hi All, In below code snippet i am getting segmentation fault. Could you let me know what can be cause. usually we will face segmentation fault if auto_ptr is used due to ownershpt issue (Assignee pointer becomes NULL) but why i am facing the same issue with unique_ptr move semantics. #include<iostream> #include<memory>… Re: ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by Moschops Surely this is exactly what's expected. You create a unique pointer. You then construct another unique_ptr from that one, using the move constructor. So the original gets set to null. That's what happens when you move a unique_ptr. It's the whole point of a unique_ptr. Then you try to use that null pointer (line 32), and you get a segFault. Re: ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by NathanOliver As Moschops said you are moving the data from `p` so trying to use it after that results in your segfault. `std::unique_ptr` doe have an `operator bool()` that will return `true` if `get() != nullptr`. Using that we can protect against using the pointer if it no longer manages a pointer. #include<iostream> #include<memory>… Re: ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by rubberman If the argument to Fun ()is a reference and not a copy, then that should also work. Re: ownership issue with unique_ptr 9 Years Ago by can-mohan Thanks ruberman, i tried below code and found it is functional now and expecting the resolution of this problem in similar way . My question was related with comparision with auto_ptr and unique_ptr . if we perform same (passing object as value) with auto_ptr we will get crash because auto_ptr will set the assignee pointer to null . If both …