Tony_D

It took me hours to figure out a few of the changes. The biggest pressing issue is the file deeper in the directory structure not working. The file used to be named something link strategy.html and the html portion of the file worked just fine it ignored the php code inside the .html file. I then copied the same file to the root of the html structure /var/www/html and renamed the file to .php and it worked just fine. I then moved it up one level to /var/www/html/test and kept it renamed to .php and it worked. But when I moved it to /var/www/html/test/user123 then when I tried to access it via browser it returned "File not found." I went through /etc/php.ini and /etc/httpd.conf/http.conf and nothing jumped out at me. Thank you in advance Tony_D

I know the linux side much more that the apache,php side I will be the first to admit that. I have been trying to learn php and have made a little progress under an older version of apache,php on Centos6 and did not have issues with the users and account information granted it was bubblegum and shoestrings holding it all together, through a front end the user logged in as user123 and his/her password and it transfered the files to the directory like test/user 123 that they could edit and or mess up and the log files indicated which person last modified the file so I could find out what went on. I reciently switched to almalinux and much newer apache, and php , better /more complex security. by having everything transfer to the test/user1,2,3,etc) directory I was sometimes able to recover a mess up if someone modified the file prior to the one that messed it up. I was planning on staying on centos but due to the changes I decided to try almalinux, I like it thus far just am very lost with a bunch of OS changes. The switch was use to my cpu melting down, I lost all the configurations by accidently writing over the wrong harddrive, a series of unfortunate events. So just about everything is having to be recreated from scratch. Lucky I have much of the data as this was saved on the data drive backup I thought the backups of the OS was good but it did not follow symlinks and /etc was not there. Thank you Tony_D

the file is located in /var/www/html/test user apache group apache This works perfectally fine: http://10.1.10.1/test/1.php When I move the file into /var/www/html/test/user123 This fails when I go to http://10.1.10.1/test/user123/1.php I have users 1-10 for now named user(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) group user(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) I have about 10 users I am trying to code game info / planning moves and I only want the users with the accounts on the system to be able to access the info keeps our competition out:

OS = Alamalinux PHP version 7.4.x Docroot = /var/www/html question 1: I have several directories I could have php files in. example /var/www/html/test/user123/ if I place the php file in /var/www/html/test it works just fine but when I put it in /var/www/html/test/user123 I get "file not found" How do I fix this? question 2: related to question 1: same exact file system layout but the files are owned by different users like user123, user124, user125 question 1: only works with apache.apache I need it to be other server users. Thank you Tony