How are you trying to share them to other computers? If you are using mod_php with apache2, and generating the graphs dynamically, then just copy /var/lib/bandwidthd/htdocs to someplace the apache user has control over (/var/www) and then chown the scripts to apache. If that isn't how you're doing it, then I need a bit more information about how you're generating the graphs and how you are sharing them with other computers.
Regards,
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bandwidthd (2.0.1+cvs20090917-4.1) installed on Debian Stable server.
root have umask 077.
Problem:
All new files in /var/lib/bandwidthd/htdocs are created with 600 so impossible to see graphs from other computers???
Is there any way to change this
Brgds
Torben
How are you trying to share them to other computers? If you are using mod_php with apache2, and generating the graphs dynamically, then just copy /var/lib/bandwidthd/htdocs to someplace the apache user has control over (/var/www) and then chown the scripts to apache. If that isn't how you're doing it, then I need a bit more information about how you're generating the graphs and how you are sharing them with other computers.
Regards,