DBaccessError when switching which user 'runs' the spyce server

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So, I just figured out a problem that's been bugging me for a bit.

I was trying to run the spyce server as apache instead of root (for security
and consistent file access permissions in spyce-based vs apache-based
webservers), and I would keep getting a DBAccessError when I called *
spyce.include*.

It turns out that the spyce server was using the same 'spysession' temp file
for the two runs.  And seeing as how it was initially created as 'root', the
measly 'apache' user couldn't access it.  Is this by design?  It seems like
the server should start a new session file every time it's run, yes?

_jason

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So, I just figured out a problem that&#39;s been bugging me for a bit.<br><br>I was trying to run the spyce server as apache instead of root (for security and consistent file access permissions in spyce-based vs apache-based webservers), and I would keep getting a DBAccessError when I called 
<i>spyce.include</i>.<br><br>It turns out that the spyce server was using the same &#39;spysession&#39; temp file for the two runs.&nbsp; And seeing as how it was initially created as &#39;root&#39;, the measly &#39;apache&#39; user couldn&#39;t access it.&nbsp; Is this by design?&nbsp; It seems like the server should start a new session file every time it&#39;s run, yes?
<br><br>_jason<br><br>

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