Hi eric,
On Ubuntu, apache is running under the www-data account, so you should
use that with the SetPermissions script.
hth,
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On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Eric Banks
I am trying to run the SetPermissions.sh file to run the Package Manager. I ran it with the otrs wwrun parameter, didn’t work, I tried to run it with otrs nobody and it didn’t give errors but didn’t allow access to package manager either, and also I tried to use administrator nobody and again no errors but no access. I am currently running on the administrator account on a Ubuntu machine.
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