This is the setup on my server, serving userdirs without problems: ;User Apache is running as webserver_user=www-data
;Path all scripts have to be in check_vhost_docroot=false docroot=/ Works fine, serving about 1.000.000 hits a day, almost all from user directories... php running as the user thanks to suphp. Thomas On 6-jun-07, at 17:07, Jaakko Heusala wrote: > Hi again, > > Jaakko Heusala wrote: >> How does the new userdir support work? I couldn't find any >> documentation for it. I looked the source and it seems that you have >> to set --with-setid-mode=paranoid or --with-setid-mode=force to use >> that part of the code. >> >> How does paranoid or force work? Didn't find any documentation for >> them either... > Actually I managed to get suphp working with userdirs (URL's with > http://server.domain.tld/~user/) but I am not sure the > configuration is > secure. > > I compiled suPHP with mode-paranoid and configured /etc/suphp/ > suphp.conf > so that docroot=/home and check_vhost_docroot=false, and php-files > started to work inside the userdirs. This probably isn't the most > ideal > solution because I would like to use check_vhost_docroot=true when > userdir's aren't used - or maybe "vhost docroot" could be > /home/user/public_html in this condition? > > I think those configuration settings are a bit misleading too. > AFAIK the > docroot=/home affects the first global test but check_vhost_docroot > tests the vhost's own docroot? > > PS: I hope this email goes to the list this time. This apparently > isn't > my best day and it's already third attempt to sent it in correct > address. :-) > > -- > Jaakko Heusala > > _______________________________________________ > suPHP mailing list > suPHP@lists.marsching.biz > http://lists.marsching.biz/mailman/listinfo/suphp _______________________________________________ suPHP mailing list suPHP@lists.marsching.biz http://lists.marsching.biz/mailman/listinfo/suphp
