Hi --
I manage a web site using a wiki. In one section of the site when I create a file it has a httpd extension. This means it belongs to Apache and I can't change the permissions on it -- which I need to do. Everywhere else on the site the program creates files that are owed by me. I can't see what causes this difference. What causes a httpd file to be created?
jedson
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unwanted httpd file extensions
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unwanted httpd file extensions
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