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		<title>FileVault and Web development</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I use FileVault on my Snow Leopard setup to protect my precious code. When I turned it on my local apache couldn&#8217;t accesss my local test folder of PHP code anymore. To correct this you need to adjust the apache user in the httpd.conf. You can find the snippet below around line number 130. change [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I use FileVault on my Snow Leopard setup to protect my precious code. When I turned it on my local apache couldn&#8217;t accesss my local test folder of PHP code anymore.</p>
<p>To correct this you need to adjust the apache user in the <code>httpd.conf</code>. You can find the snippet below around line number 130.</p>
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User www
Group www
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<p>change it to your local unix name</p>
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User webpatser
Group www
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<p>You can leave the group setting. If there are multiple users on the system using FileVault, this is, I guess, not the answer to the problem&#8230;</p>
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