07-28-2006
You can create files with your default group
But this wont help you to delete that file. You must to edit permission mask to give you needed permissions on new files (I don't think you have permissions on that too
) )
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SYNOPSIS
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Weborf is a minimal webserver. Also has a limited support for webdav.
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virtual
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Minimal webserver Sep 13, 2009 Weborf(5)