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You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache group names:

WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 2`
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

To get the user, check: How to determine Apache user from the command-line?

You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache group names:

WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | cut -d\  -f 2| uniq`
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

To get the user, check: How to determine Apache user from the command-line?

You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache group names:

WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 2`
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

To get the user, check: How to determine Apache user from the command-line?

You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache group names:

WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 2`
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

To get the user, check: How to determine Apache user from the command-line?

You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache user/group names:

WWW_USER=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 1`
WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 2`
echo Apache user is: $WWW_USER
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

You may try to use the following command-line method to find out your Apache group names:

WWW_GROUP=`ps axo user,group,comm | egrep '(apache|httpd)' | grep -v ^root | uniq | cut -d\  -f 2`
echo Apache group is: $WWW_GROUP

To get the user, check: How to determine Apache user from the command-line?